Utility Maintenance

**I. Positions Reporting to This Position**

None

**II. Position Objective**

Work in a safe and efficient manner while maintaining high productivity and quality standards.

**III. Qualifications**

**Basic Requirements**

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Basic mechanical knowledge and experience
• Basic contractor and electrical skills
• Availability to work overtime
• Self-motivated with a positive attitude
• Strong attendance and work history
• Ability to follow directions and work independently
• Maintain a clean and safe work area
• Clean up after task completion
  
  

**Technical Skills**

• Troubleshoot and repair basic mechanical components (bearings, belts, pulleys, chains, sprockets, etc.)
• Rebuild spare parts for inventory
• Perform preventative maintenance and machine setup for production
• Run conduit and connect simple electrical circuits (receptacles, transformers, wiring, etc.)
• Troubleshoot and replace sensors (proximity switches, photo eyes, fiber optics)
• Understand and troubleshoot servo motors, stepper motors, encoders, and drives
• Perform welding, cutting, brazing, and soldering using appropriate equipment
• Repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems
• Read and troubleshoot using OEM manuals and vendor specifications
• Collaborate effectively across shifts to complete repairs
  
  

**Level-Specific Requirements**

**C Level**

• Understand and operate all departmental equipment
• Complete projects with minimal supervision
  
  

**B Level**

• Improve recurring equipment issues and reduce downtime
• Install, wire, and program drives and heat controllers
• Pass required electrical testing
• Available for call-ins
  
  

**A Level**

• Perform layout and framing work
• Complete finishing tasks (painting, molding)
• Basic knowledge of cabinetry drawing, assembly, and installation
  
  

**IV. Training**

Refer To Master Training Record For Additional Training Requirements.

**V. Duties and Responsibilities**

**A. Tasks and Duties**

• Follow all plant and departmental safety rules, including PPE use
• Perform assigned maintenance tasks
• Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues
• Assist fellow technicians as needed
• Perform additional duties assigned by Supervisor or Foreman
  
  

**B. Machinery, Tools, and Equipment**

• Volt/Ohm meter
• Clamp-on amp meter
• Hand tools
• Calculator
• Forklift
• Precision measuring tools (calipers, micrometer, dial indicator)
• Welding and cutting equipment
  
  

**C. Physical and Visual Requirements**

**Physical Demands**

• Climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and crawling
• Standing and walking for extended periods
• Lifting 5--150 lbs
• Reaching, grasping, pushing, and pulling
• Fine motor skills and manual dexterity
• Communication (speaking and hearing)
• Balance and coordination
  
  

**Visual Requirements**

• Close inspection and assembly work
• Equipment operation and paperwork
• Ability to distinguish colors, depth, and detail
  
  

**D. Work Environment**

• Indoor and outdoor work environments
• Exposure to extreme temperatures (below 32°F and above 100°F)
• High noise levels requiring raised voice communication
• Exposure to machinery, electrical systems, chemicals, dust, fumes, and oils
• Unregulated atmospheric conditions
  
  

**VI. Authority / Decision Making**

• Responsible for troubleshooting and repair decisions within assigned scope
• Escalates complex issues to supervision when necessary
• Exercises judgment to maintain safety, quality, and productivity