Are You an Equipment Innovator? Become an Industrial Equipment Technician!

Imagine hands-on work where your technical expertise transforms plant operations. Every shift, challenge your problem-solving skills and master diverse equipment across manufacturing.

Responsibilities That Keep the Wheels Turning:

• Analyze and resolve mechanical and electrical issues for plant machinery.
• Lead installations and refurbishments of operational equipment, managing parts inventory.
• Interpret blueprints and diagrams, diagnosing machinery faults.
• Isolate, dismantle, repair, and test equipment issues.
• Revitalize electrical systems by replacing defective components.
• Develop customized machinery for testing and operational use.
• Maintain machinery functionality through cleaning and lubrication.
• Administer significant electrical repairs, manage new installations, and test circuitry integrity.
• Utilize precision tools and instruments to ensure equipment accuracy.
• Comply with state and local codes for electrical work.
• Conduct minor machining and welding repairs as required.
• Adhere strictly to safety protocols, such as lock-out/tag-out.
• Engage in carpentry, plumbing, painting as needed for projects.
• Report issues to Plant Engineer and Shift Supervisor.
• Upgrade lighting and replace components such as bulbs and ballast.
• Maintain a neat workspace.
• Tackle tasks that promote operational excellence.

Here Are the Highlights of What We Need:

• EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: High school diploma is a must, additional engineering certification adds value.
• Gain hands-on experience of at least 1-2 years in a maintenance role.
• Be a proactive problem solver with mechanical and electrical equipment expertise.
• Equip yourself with basic computing skills and communicate effectively.
• Operate independently while exhibiting enthusiasm and positive attitude.

Think You Can Troubleshoot?

• Showcase mechanical troubleshooting prowess.
• Excel in motor maintenance and repair.
• Demonstrate blueprint-reading skills.