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Repair Man Jobs in Minnesota (NOW HIRING)

Anchor Glass Container

Journeyman Machine Operator

Shakopee, MN · On-site

$18.25 - $21.75/hr

Notify Feeder Man when major adjustments or repairs to shears and/or other feeder equipment are required. Notify Upkeepman when unable to correct ware defects. Help Upkeepman and work with Job Change ...

Anchor Glass Container

Journeyman Machine Operator

Shakopee, MN · On-site

$18.25 - $21.75/hr

Notify Feeder Man when major adjustments or repairs to shears and/or other feeder equipment are required. Notify Upkeepman when unable to correct ware defects. Help Upkeepman and work with Job Change ...

Anchor Glass Container

Forming Journeymen Operator

Shakopee, MN · On-site

$18.75 - $24.50/hr

Notify Feeder Man when major adjustments or repairs to shears and/or other feeder equipment are required. Notify Upkeepman when unable to correct ware defects. Help Upkeepman and work with Job Change ...

Actalent

Engineering Test Technician

Minneapolis, MN

$23.65 - $50.77/hr

Analyze, troubleshoot, and repair test units and facilities, including mechanical, electrical, and refrigerant-related components. * Obtain and maintain fork truck, scissor/man lift, or refrigerant ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a repair man, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Repair Man, you need a solid understanding of mechanical and electrical systems, strong troubleshooting abilities, and typically a high school diploma or vocational training. Familiarity with hand and power tools, diagnostic equipment, and relevant safety certifications is essential. Attention to detail, problem-solving, and effective communication are crucial soft skills for this role. These skills ensure repairs are completed accurately, safely, and efficiently, resulting in satisfied customers and reliable service.

What are some typical challenges a repair man might encounter on the job, and how can they be managed?

Repair Men often face challenges such as diagnosing difficult or unfamiliar equipment issues, working in tight or hazardous spaces, and managing time effectively when handling multiple service calls. These challenges can be managed by staying up-to-date with technical manuals and training, using appropriate safety gear, and maintaining strong communication with clients and team members to set realistic expectations. Building experience and problem-solving skills over time also helps in efficiently addressing unexpected complications on the job.

What is the difference between Repair Man vs Handyman?

AspectRepair ManHandyman
CertificationsMay have basic technical certificationsOften has general skills, fewer formal certifications
Work EnvironmentPrimarily in residential or commercial settings for repairsHandles a variety of small repair and maintenance tasks
Industry UsageCommonly used in service and repair industriesWidely used for home improvement and maintenance
Job ScopeFocuses on fixing specific issuesPerforms a range of repair, installation, and maintenance tasks

While both Repair Men and Handymen perform repair and maintenance work, Repair Men typically focus on specific technical repairs and may hold certifications. Handymen often handle a broader range of tasks with less formal certification, making them versatile for various home or business maintenance needs.

What does a repair man do?

A repair man is a skilled worker who inspects, diagnoses, and fixes various types of equipment, machinery, or household items. Their work may include repairing appliances, electronics, plumbing, or other mechanical systems, depending on their area of expertise. Repair men often travel to clients' homes or businesses, assess problems, and use specialized tools to restore items to working order. They may also provide maintenance services to prevent future issues and advise customers on proper care for their equipment.
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Journeyman Machine Operator

Anchor Glass Container

Shakopee, MN • On-site

$18.25 - $21.75/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 9 days ago

Job description

Job Title
Journeyman Machine Operator
About Us:
Anchor Glass Container Corporation, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, is a leading North American manufacturer of premium glass containers with five, strategically located production facilities throughout the US. Founded in 1983, Anchor serves many of the most iconic and recognizable consumer packaging brands in the beer, beverage, spirits and food industries. Anchor Glass Container Corporation strives to exceed customer expectations through unrelenting attention to detail. What we do goes beyond glass making. We find incredible meaning in all the small things that create enriching experiences for customers and consumers alike. Everything we do - creating, customizing, shipping, collaborating - we do with the customer's best interests in mind. Each solution is the result of a thousand-and-one details coming together in brilliant succession, thanks to our team of experts that do whatever it takes to make life easier and more enjoyable for our customers. With over 2,000 US-based team members, Anchor Glass has the size and scale to service all of your glass packaging needs, without the complexity and bureaucracy associated with larger suppliers. Excellence is in the details!
Anchor Glass in an Equal Opportunity Employer
Job Summary
In order to apply, any successful candidate must be a carded Forming Journeymen Operator. Verification is required.
In operating forming machines, the basic responsibility of Operators is to make quality ware at maximum efficiency producing all types of glassware.
MAIN POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:
TYPICAL DUTIES:
Swab molds and mold equipment as necessary. Oil moving parts of machine when necessary. Make frequent general check of finished ware. Make periodic detailed inspection of finished ware using scales to determine proper weight of glass and gauges to determine proper dimensions. May receive complaints from Lehr Foreman when excessive bad ware is being produced. Establish cause for defects in finished product, such as poor glass conditioning or machine malfunctions. Make adjustments to air pressure, deflector, mechanical and/or computerized timing devises; water, gas and oil lines; minor adjustments to feeder equipment and other adjustments as required. Notify Feeder Man when major adjustments or repairs to shears and/or other feeder equipment are required. Notify Upkeepman when unable to correct ware defects. Help Upkeepman and work with Job Change Man on all mold and machine changes. May be required to make partial mold and equipment changes with or without help of Job Change Man. Notify Upkeepman or Foreman of any malfunctions of equipment or production delay between forming machine and lehr. Remove jams on conveyors or stackers when necessary. Report defective machines, equipment, molds, tools, and bad glass to foreman as soon as discovered. Report machine activity, item information and other data as required on Operator's Report Card. Maintain clean work area.
EMPLOYEE QUALIFICATIONS:

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