Inspect, take measurements and conduct a prescribed range of evaluations, both mechanical and electrical, to ensure locomotives are meeting all specifications before qualifying and shipping to customers.
Responsibilities
Test all electrical and mechanical, and electronic locomotive systems and sub-assemblies
Diagnose, adjust, troubleshoot, and repair all defects found during testing
Conduct track testing of all types of locomotives
Follow written/scope of work instructions and or QWI’s consistently, accurately, and safely
Calculate and record data
Requirements
High school diploma/GED
Technical certification
Nice to have: Electrical/Electronic background or training
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on printing, bindery, and packaging equipment, assist operators, troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues, and support local engineering upgrades.
Compensation
The national pay range for this role is $20.00 - $25.00
Responsibilities
Perform preventive/corrective maintenance on equipment and facility
Ensuring maximum up time on manufacturing equipment through industrial maintenance.
Compensation
Maintenance Mechanic, 2nd sh + $1.00/hr. shift premium
Responsibilities
Install, repair and maintain plant process machinery including mixers, packers, motors, pneumatic tools & systems, and conveyor systems and provide detailed written description of work performed.
Perform electrical troubleshooting to determine source of problem, and correct the issue once identified.
Operate light mobile equipment such as forklifts, portable welding machine, man-lifts, and skid loader.
Perform preventive and predictive maintenance on equipment per assigned schedule.
Some facility maintenance may include plumbing, sheetrock work, carpentry, etc.
Analyze, configure, and support an automated guided vehicle (AGV) fleet, including task flow, routing, and throughput within warehouse management and fleet control systems.
Compensation
$22/hr
Responsibilities
Analyze, configure, and support an automated guided vehicle (AGV) fleet, including task flow, routing, and throughput within warehouse management and fleet control systems.
Perform root-cause analysis on AGV faults, stoppages, and failed tasks; execute manual override and recovery procedures to restore material flow.
Track equipment performance and exception data, and support continuous improvement of automated material handling processes.
Perform corrective maintenance and root-cause troubleshooting on AGV units that have stopped or are not performing as expected.
Manually override or complete tasks the AGV failed to execute, maintaining inventory accuracy through LPN and pallet tracking.
Service and repair industrial and commercial HVAC equipment, including rooftop units, split systems, packaged units, heat pumps, mini-splits, air-handling units, and make-up air and exhaust systems.
Service and repair air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, including screw, centrifugal, scroll, and reciprocating equipment within assigned training and experience.
Troubleshoot process chillers and chilled-water or glycol systems serving production equipment, manufacturing processes, and other temperature-sensitive applications.
Diagnose refrigeration, mechanical, electrical, airflow, heating, and control problems using system readings, service software, wiring diagrams, operating histories, and manufacturer information.
The Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing line changeovers, troubleshooting equipment, and maintaining production and facility systems to support safe, efficient, and reliable operations.
Responsibilities
Perform line changeovers (cappers, fillers, conveyors, video jets, sleeve machines, case erectors, case packers, palletizers, bottle unscramblers, steam tunnels, etc.)
Troubleshoot and repair equipment issues
Support continuous improvement and reduce downtime
Track downtime in ERP system
Perform preventive maintenance
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
Nice to have: Boilers
Nice to have: Pasteurizers
Nice to have: Skilled trades apprenticeship (Electrical, Mechanical, Machinist)
Evaluate cooling capacity, supply and return temperatures, temperature differential, flow, pressure, fluid condition, and operating trends to identify the cause of poor performance or recurring shutdowns.
Requirements
Nice to have: Manufacturer training with Trane, Carrier, York, Daikin
Nice to have: low-temperature process cooling
Nice to have: critical cooling applications
Nice to have: chiller staging
Nice to have: building or process control interfaces