Maintenance Technician - 3rd Shift

3rd Shift: Monday-Friday 11:00 PM - 7 AM but may vary and OT on weekends depending on business needs Starting Wage: $23.59 - $37.29/hour depending on skills and experience Job Location: 211 Murphy Drive, Eagle, WI 53119 Job Summary

Following established process and procedures, the Maintenance Technician is expected to perform emergency, routine and preventive maintenance on all production and building equipment while maintaining safety and communicating effectively. This position is responsible for daily problem solving and for the repair of robotic, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical or small outdoor power equipment that is associated with manufacturing and facility infrastructure (where applicable).

Responsibilities Maintenance Technician I

Support and service of production lines within the facility.

Perform preventative maintenance of production line equipment.

Seasonal external facility maintenance.

Waste management and simple routine facility maintenance.

Identifying parts and materials needed to perform duties.

Maintenance of 5S program.

Maintaining compliance with training programs.

Other duties as assigned.

Maintenance Technician II

All Maintenance Technician I responsibilities.

Email and phone conversations with vendors.

Maintenance and system entry of PM’s and work orders.

Gather information and assist in creation of new PMs.

Mechanical, electrical and PLC troubleshooting and repair.

Reading and interpreting blueprints, drawings and building schematics.

Replacement of broken or outdated building facility.

Requirements

Maintenance Technician I requirements.

3-5 years of experience maintaining industrial equipment, automation or product repair.

Maintenance Technician I

Ability to effectively communicate across departments.

Ability to identify problems and implement solutions.

Ability to safely and proficiently perform maintenance and related activities of equipment, building, and grounds.

Ability to prioritize daily and weekly work assignments as needed.

Demonstrated knowledge in OSHA, Arc Flash, LOTO and NEC.

PIV training and certification.

Airial lift training and certification.

Knowledge of basic PC functions including Windows knowledge.

Maintenance Technician II Maintenance Technician I Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities.

Ability to work off of drawings, sketches, and blueprints.

Initiative to learn how to assist, diagnose and repair equipment.

Ability to acquire and maintain certifications for operation of service equipment.