Maintenance Technician responsible for all aspects of equipment readiness and maintenance for manufacturing and building equipment including electrical, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and fabrication.
Compensation
The targeted pay range for this role is $27.25/hr. – $37.25/hr, based on relevant experience.
Responsibilities
Conducts analysis of mechanical and operational problems on facility equipment
Repair and maintain all facility equipment
Represent the company in dealing with outside contractors, vendors, and consultants
Assist in the selection and installation of replacement or new equipment
Collaborate with technicians, production teams, engineering, and management
Automation Technician responsible for maintaining manufacturing process and supporting equipment, troubleshooting, and mentoring reliability electricians.
Locations (2)
Savannah, Georgia, United States
Port Wentworth, Georgia, United States
Compensation
$40.57/hrly
Responsibilities
Maintain manufacturing process and support equipment to highest, reasonable performance levels to include electrical systems including, but not limited to: Electrical system components - MCC’s, inverters, motors, etc. Control systems - PLC’s, robotics, and other associated automation equipment
Perform advanced troubleshooting and lead repairs of equipment causing or contributing to safety, quality, downtime/productivity opportunities and issues
Execute and assist in development of proactive maintenance plans, including planned jobs on assigned equipment to include: Preventive Maintenance (PM) - inspection & measurement of equipment components for proper function applying specifications, drawings, and written instruction on pre-defined schedules Condition Maintenance (CM) – repair and replacement of components identified as requiring attention through PM & PdM activities based on detailed job plans and ensuring any necessary updates to schematics are completed
Execute assigned or scheduled work orders in support of projects and process improvement (PI) efforts identified as critical to business objectives
Mentor Reliability Electrician II’s-IV’s in development of needed skills, assisting those resources with oversight and management of projects and other work assignments linked to manufacturing systems