Job Description

The position is located at our Kenosha, WI Manufacturing Facility.

Shift 6PM- 6AM

A Night in the Life of a Maintenance Technician:

• Provides support and training in areas of expertise.
• Provide team support in equipment trouble shooting, repair, and improvement.
• Maintain the minimum requirements to be qualified as a basic machine operator in either packaging or the process area. This will include equipment operation for a scheduled period of time each shift.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and rebuild packaging equipment (retail machine, case erectors, metal detectors, weight checkers, and printers).
• Troubleshoot, repair, and rebuild conveyor systems (shaker, belt, chain, auger and air vey.)
• Troubleshoot, repair, and rebuild power transmissions, hydraulics, pneumatics, steam systems, control valves and general plumbing.
• Provide assigned safety related training to team members.
• Assist in the execution of work orders, produce preventative maintenance, critical maintenance, safety and process improvement work orders.
• Maintain parts inventory processes
• Train, participate in, and utilize the Plant maintenance management systems. These systems will include, but are not limited to, electronic data systems, logs, contracted predictive and preventative maintenance data.
• Assist, advise, and communicate with teams when changes or experiments are taking place.
• Investigate, research, and initiate process improvements to support continuous improvement directions.
• Develop appropriate systems and PM’s to correct, and alleviate process failures, and provide appropriate training.
• Advanced equipment Operation Consists of above:
• Ensure boiler and air compressor systems are operating at optimal capacity. Troubleshoot/repair as required.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and rebuild burner systems, pressure switches, flame sensors, flow switches, and level probes.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and rebuild steam traps, steam systems, compressed air systems, water systems, cooling systems and heat exchanger systems.
• Troubleshoot, repair and calibrate pressure switches, level sensors, flow meters, and temperature controls.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and rebuild pumps (utility, sanitary, steam, centrifugal, PD, vacuum, and diaphragm.)
• Troubleshoot and repair plant electrical systems (motor controls, relays, starters, electric motors, etc).

What We Are Looking For:

• Machine Operations Skills
• Include but are not limited to the following:
• Welders
• Hand Tools
• Power Tools
• Diagnostic Tools
• Machining Tools
• HVAC Systems
• Boilers
• Air Compressors
• Processing Equipment
• Fork Lift
• Aerial Lifts
• Computers
• Must understand and comply with 5S process
• Safe Forklift operation

Computer Skills:

• Navigate controls screens
• Trending software
• Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS)
• Scanner program
• Word processing, spreadsheet and email software

Qualification/Physical Requirements:

• Must be able to lift low to medium weight (10-30 lbs) materials on a regular basis and heavy (40-50 lbs) materials on an occasional basis
• Requires ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time during the twelve (12) hour shift
• Must be able to climb ladders and traverse catwalks
• Assume awkward positions in the course of working on and troubleshooting the machinery which can include but not limited to reaching overhead, twisting, bending over, working from laying position
• Must possess good reading, writing and math skills
• Good interpersonal skills associated with the need to work constructively in a team environment
• Good personal hygiene
• Ability to assume responsibility and work 12-hour shifts
• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to manually operate equipment
• Ability to pass initial assessment