Technician.Maintenance.I

- Replaces or repairs equipment and/or component parts beyond skill level of production workers.

- Inspects equipment and analyzes maintenance needs.

- Performs electrical maintenance (including, but not limited to, electrical systems analysis – checks for shorts and repairs; replacement of defective wiring; installation and /or repair of minor electrical components (including, but not limited to, motors, receptacles, etc.; performs other electrical work as required).

- Performs mechanical maintenance (including, but not limited to, replacing or repairing air powered equipment, drive belts, drive chains, couplings and bearings; repairing any material handling equipment; repairing gear boxes, resin pumps, resin systems, etc.; replacing hydraulic components (including, but not limited to, valves, pumps, cylinders, etc.).

- Rebuilds and stores back-up equipment in the event of malfunction or breakdowns.

- Performs routine fire inspections and initiates corrective actions.

- Completes records and reports (including, but not limited to, mandrel change checklist, safety inspection reports, downtime reports, etc.).

- Requisitions spare parts and repair parts and forwards the requisitions to the appropriate personnel for final approval.

- Performs simple mechanical design work.

- Repairs, installs and/or maintains electrical units (including, but not limited to, mandrel flex pack; outside lighting installation; power tool overhaul; complete boiler installation; compressor valve and ring overhaul; sets air and fuel ratios for boiler; changes circuit boards; etc).

- Plans and participates in preventive and predictive maintenance programs.

- Participates in the safety and good housekeeping programs as established within the plant.

- Performs other related duties consistent with the nature of the job as directed by the supervisor.