Maintenance

Job Summary

Under direct supervision, perform skilled maintenance on machines such as mechanical, electrical, and machine systems which do not require extensive specialization in one particular trade.  Duties may increase in scope as the employee becomes more skilled, but the primary emphasis is the performance of a variety of maintenance tasks rather than a high degree of skill in any particular trade.

Responsibility

• Establish and maintain maintenance standards and develop and recommend maintenance programs. 

• Install new equipment using outside services if required. 

• Maintain the equipment and facility through preventive/predictive maintenance program. 

• Consults the work orders and personal log book for jobs to be done. 

• Understand the amount of time that particular jobs require. 

• Give leadership in troubleshooting and repair using the most expedient and thorough methods. 

• Let appropriate people know of deficiency of stock parts. 

• Keep equipment and facility in working condition for maximum uptime.

Academic/Educational Requirements

• High School diploma or equivalent. 

• Certificate of qualifications or certificate in a related field or equivalent working experience (millwright preferred). 

• Basic welding skill for millwright 

• Taken specific courses and knowledgeable in different controllers (i.e. Fanuc, Siemens).

Required Skills/Experience

• Essential Skills · Reading: 5 · Document Use: 3 · Numeracy: 3 

• Two or more years of experience. 

• Fully capable of level “1” and “2” maintenance requirements. 

• Fully skilled in one or more trades (CET or industrial electrician). 

• Advanced knowledge in troubleshooting servo motors, drivers, encoders, etc. 

• Able to read and understand all codes and regulations (Health and Safety, Electrical).Interpret and review schematic drawings of mechanical, structural, pneumatic and hydraulic systems to understand their operation and identify malfunctions. 

• Able to use specialized measuring tools such as vernier calipers, micrometers, angle finders, feeler gauges and dial indicators. 

• Able to evaluate condition of parts and equipment. Assess feasibility of designs for small modifications to equipment and machinery, sometimes in collaboration with co-workers and supervisors.