Industrial Maintenance Technician

Description

The Maintenance Technician will be responsible for diagnosing and troubleshooting various issues to ensure the upkeep or repair of manufacturing equipment to keep the plant in peak operational status.  SDSP maintains a family oriented, collaborative team environment where each employee’s contribution and strong work ethic is valued. Employee appreciation is demonstrated through top pay, amazing benefits, profit sharing, company sponsored events, and career development opportunities. 

Primary Responsibilities

1. Has direct influence and control of plant efficiency by improving plant emergency downtime
2. Has direct influence and control of maintenance material and inventory
3. Maintains a clean shop and sanitary conditions 
4. Participates in routine on-call schedule
5. Responsible for maintaining equipment files
6. Perform duties outside normal responsibilities as needed to support the team and overall organizational goals.
7. Be a good steward of company resources 

Requirements

Basic Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Effectively communicate with others by listening, speaking, and writing.
• Advanced math skills
• Must be able to work from schematic drawings and document process changes.
• Must have ability to weld with both a wire feed and stick welder
• Ability to troubleshoot a PLC circuit
• Must be able to diagnose plant operation problems as related to maintenance influences.
• Comply with SDSP’s Safe Quality Food (SQF) food safety program and polices.
• Perform duties outside normal responsibilities as needed to support the team and overall organizational goals.

Physical Requirements

Must Possess the Ability to Do the Following Frequently:

• Bend • Squat • Climb Ladders and Stairs
• Kneel • Stand • Walk
• Handle Objects • Reach Above Shoulder Level • Push/Pull
• Carry/Lift 25 – 50 lbs.  

Must Possess the Ability to Do the Following Occasionally:

• Crawl • Sit • Use Fine Finger Movements • Carry/Lift Over 50 lbs.

Working Conditions

• Exposed to excessive noise 
• Works around moving machinery 
• Exposed to marked changes in temperature
• Drives motorized equipment 
• Works on & around high structures 
• Occasionally exposed to dust & fumes
• Works in confined spaces