Overtime is possible and mandatory  

Education: Basic general education.

3 years of manufacturing, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, mechanical repair and welding experience, or military maintenance experience or Industrial Maintenance Technician / Automation Systems

Technology certification from a technical college.

The ability to set up and operate lathes, drills, presses, mills, grinders, etc.

The ability to operate Powered Industrial Vehicles (forklifts, scissors, and boom lifts).

The ability to meet the attendance standards as stated in the company attendance policy.

The ability to work as part of a team.

Language Skills: Ability to read and interpret schematics and routine correspondence (i.e., job routings, warnings, etc.). Ability to write and record information. Ability to communicate with co-workers, provide oral instruction/direction and understand oral instructions.

Reasoning Skills: Ability to follow detailed written and oral instructions. The ability to identify and solve problems in unique situations.

Organizational Skills: Ability to organize multiple tasks and meet deadlines.

Mathematical Skills: Ability to perform basic shop math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of all units of measure.

Quality Assurance: The ability to perform an inspection of repair materials, identifying any flaws.

Perform preventive maintenance duties per schedule.

Perform general troubleshooting of machinery and tools.

Perform general repair of machinery and tools, with minimal supervision.

Perform layout and specify parts needed for manufacturing systems.

Disassemble, repair, and reassemble machinery without supervision.

Recommend process upgrades.

Perform layouts of simple systems.

Set up and operate lathe, grinder, presses, mills, drill press, forklift, and overhead crane/hoist to

perform fabrication of materials.

Assist other members of the maintenance department with moving, tearing down, and installing

equipment as directed.