Qualifications
High School Diploma or equivalent (GED) required. Associates Degree preferred.
3+ years of hands on experience in a manufacturing environment.
Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting skills to minimize the down time of production equipment.
Possess the desire to not only understand how equipment performs but also learn the process requirements of the production equipment.
Ability to handle multiple priorities, have strong math and software systems operations skills.
Ability to comprehend schematics, wiring diagrams and circuit theory,
Trouble shooting capabilities to resolve equipment operation problems with limited system description.
Strong organization skills.
Possess a strong desire to apply the philosophy of continuous improvement and safety in all areas.
Able to operate stationary and handheld power tools, forklifts, man-lifts and work at height.
Able to work independently, with minimal supervision.
Excellent communications skills, written & verbal.
Knowledgeable in Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities:
3rd Shift: 11PM - 7:30AM Sunday PM to Friday AM.
Training will take place on 1st shift - 7AM - 3:30PM (Monday - Friday)

Job Summary
Repair and maintenance of manufacturing production machines and support equipment. Inspect, maintain, repair, troubleshoot and preventative maintenance of mechanical equipment and electrical systems, including precision machined tooling, PLC, variable speed drives, control panel circuitry, high temperature ovens, facility power and HVAC.

Job Responsibilities
Must observe and enforce all safety rules, working conditions and habits of employees.
Maintain, troubleshoot and repair of process and facility mechanical and electrical equipment.
Perform routine electrical and mechanical preventative maintenance (PM/PdM) and inspection of process and facility support equipment.
Assist in the emergency troubleshooting and repair of process and facility equipment with plant personnel, contractors and vendors.
Oversee contractor electrical upgrades and repairs, and maintain electrical code compliance.
Ensure exterior safety of the facility.
Maintain shop cleanliness, in accordance with company 5S policy and guidelines.
Monitor, maintain and purchase inventory of replacement components.

Comments/Special Instructions
Briefly explain what the temp will be doing in the role.
As a maintenance technician, this role is expected to make minor repairs of machinery, such as belts, hoses and fuses. In addition, to general preventative maintenance on various tools such as pallet jacks, sealers and adjustable tables. There will also be minor building repairs, such as light painting and patching of holes on walls, etc.

Are the working hours in the system correct 11:00 PM - 7:30 AM
Yes, the shift is from 11PM 7:30AM

How many days are training 1st shift 7:00 AM-3:30 PM
This is dependent on the candidate and how quickly they catch on. It can be a few weeks or up to a month or two.

What experiences will stand out on a resume for this position (Must haves VS Nice to have)
Experience in manufacturing repairs, working with belt driven machines, pneumatic or hydraulic experience is a plus. Handyman experience isnt quite the skill set that that we need.

Will there be a possibility of an extension for this role or is this a temp- to -perm
Yes, this is a temp-to-perm opportunity

Will Overtime be offered
Yes available as needed

What would the interview process look like (in-person or teams, will there be a 2nd interview)
An Initial 15 minute interview via phone and then a 30 minute in-person tour and interview with the facilities manager

Does the worker need to come with PPE, or will it be provided if required if needed
All PPE is provided by us