Maintenance Mechanic III

Shift: *To start, M-F days to train; looking for flexibility in schedule to work afternoon/swing shift hours or weekend days
HM: Kevin Lee

*If first interview goes well, candidates will be scheduled for a second interview (90-minutes, which includes a tour of the workstation and facility).

Typical Duties
- Performs routine and preventive maintenance at facilities and on manufacturing machinery for assigned area(s) including physical building(s), process, and support equipment.
- Diagnoses and resolves electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment issues to minimize production downtime and process waste, requiring knowledge of systems to run sophisticated plant machinery.
- Completes all work orders, preventive maintenance sheets, and repair logs and related documents to reflect work performed.
- At higher levels, may provide technical support and training to maintenance and engineering
department staff.

Job Examples
- Performs general facilities maintenance duties including painting, light carpentry, electrical, and/or plumbing work, upkeep of office machines, metal fabrication, and moving of machinery and/or office furniture and equipment.
- May rebuild machines as required, including parts (motors, drives, etc.) replacement.
- Assist in the production of a product that meets all requirements for Compliance, Cost, Quality, and Delivery plant metrics.
- At higher levels, may create and edit PLC programs for machinery, including robots.

Competencies/
Skill Level Application
- Requires considerable judgment and initiative to accomplish tasks; may make recommendations on improvement of work processes.

Job Scope/Complexity
- Duties and tasks are extremely complex.
- Adapts procedures, techniques, tools, material and/or equipment to meet special needs.

Requirements

Skill Level
- Applies advanced skills in area of specialization, typically acquired through a combination of job-related vocational training and considerable

• Relevant work experience (6+ years).