Performs job duties with direction of Maintenance Manager, responsible for electrical work, troubleshooting and preventative maintenance on a variety of machine and support equipment. Helps build, rebuild, relocate, and install plant equipment. Also assists in maintaining the overall facility needs.

Job Duties:

Performs and completes daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly preventive maintenance program on all equipment within the facility.

Completing preventive maintenance logs on all equipment.

General maintenance on all production equipment, as needed.

General building maintenance (heating/cooling, plumbing, carpentry, etc.) as needed.

Helps install new equipment within the facility.

Works with outside general contractors on special projects.

Report deficiencies (plumbing, bolts, gages, cylinders, etc.) found on the equipment or around the facility to the Maintenance Manager.

Help monitor/maintain a spare part inventory.

Always keep shop and stockroom clean and in an orderly condition.

Maintain shop equipment in a safe operating condition.

Assists in maintaining the inventory/part checkout sheet.

Perform or help perform equipment rebuilds as required on all production equipment.

Ensure that all company tools are kept in good safe working condition and that they are returned to their proper place, after each use.

Perform start/stop of blow mold machines when needed.

Assist in production run setups as needed.

• Team Member in which duties include ordering and maintaining machine parts, reporting any machinery updates and/or changes to the team. Assists with the Chemical Control Program per our HACCP and Product Safety Programs.
• Safety Team member in which duties include ordering machine parts and reporting any machinery updates and/or changes to the team. Assists with updating and maintaining the company’s Chemical Control Program.

Experience/Education:

• Technical School training or equivalent experience focused on electrical knowledge.
• Read and interpret electrical and electronic circuit blueprints, diagrams, and schematics.
• Locating and diagnosing trouble in electrical systems.
• Be able to use a variety of hand tools safely and effectively.
• Be able to operate Volt/Ohms meter, micrometers, calculator, and be familiar with a variety of tools and equipment.
• Be willing to receive forklift training and receive Parker Plastics forklift certification within 90 days of employment.
• Maintaining appropriate service and repair records.
• Troubleshoot PLC programs.
• Must have positive attendance points to continue cross training program.