What are the responsibilities and job description for the Maintenance Technician position at Pittsburgh Glass Works?
What You’ll Do
As a Process/Maintenance Technician, you will be vital to ensuring our production systems operate safely, efficiently, and reliably. Your day may include:
Hands-On Mechanical & Electrical Work
Education
As a Process/Maintenance Technician, you will be vital to ensuring our production systems operate safely, efficiently, and reliably. Your day may include:
Hands-On Mechanical & Electrical Work
- Perform routine and complex repairs on machinery, drills, air cylinders, and instrumentation
- Troubleshoot and repair using mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and electronic schematics
- Install, dismantle, and upgrade equipment and structures
- Conduct preventive maintenance to maximize uptime
- Work with Fanuc robots, robot pendants, and Allen-Bradley controllers (experience preferred)
- Use oscilloscopes, vibration analysis tools, and PCs for diagnostics and problem-solving
- Analyze technical data to determine root causes and implement solutions
- Provide technical assistance to Production in resolving day-to-day production problems involving production equipment to maximize efficiency, productivity and to reduce equipment downtime
- Work with Engineering to determine new products and equipment to be tested and help to establish the parameters for evaluating new products and equipment (including assisting in the actual testing), to ensure a comprehensive assessment of new product and equipment prior to mass production
- Support training activities and provide training as needed to employees in the use of new modified equipment and provide guidance to junior maintenance staff
- Operate forklifts, man-lifts, and overhead cranes
- Safely utilize hand tools, power tools, welding/cutting equipment, and other shop tools
- Follow all PPE standards and LOTO procedures
- Ensure safe use and disposal of cleaning agents
- Support energy efficiency and pollution-prevention efforts
- Active, hands-on work in a manufacturing environment
- Exposure to heat, noise, moving machinery, and heights
- Occasional outdoor tasks in varying weather
- Independent work with minimal supervision
Education
- High school diploma or equivalent (required)
- Technical associate degree or equivalent experience (preferred)
- 3 year mechanical and electrical experience (preferred)
- 1 year PLC experience (preferred)
- Completion of training/certifications in accordance with Maintenance Apprenticeship Program
- Willingness to participate in ongoing technical training as equipment evolves