Maintenance Technician- Plastics

Our company is actively seeking a Maintenance Technician for our location in Plymouth.

Qualifications

• 4 to 5 years of Plastic Maintenance experience is required
• Turning/twisting – required all the time to perform job functions
• Bending/stooping – occasionally required
• Mechanical aptitude, Minimum Associate Degree or equivalent experience in maintenance
• Knowledge of safety in an industrial setting

Responsibilities

• Reporting To: Maintenance Supervisor
• Maintains all production equipment, support equipment and building maintenance as directed by supervisor
• Complete all preventive maintenance activities assigned by supervisor
• Oil, grease and clean all areas as needed through work orders
• Troubleshoot and repair all machinery and equipment as generated by work orders
• Insure safety and housekeeping standards are met
• May be assigned out-sort work, programs, and/or training, due to upgrades of job title as assessed by management team
• The following documents will be the responsibility of a maintenance technician for review and/or function
• Rev B, Equipment Listing
• Power House- Daily PM Checks
• Air Compressor- Monthly PM Checks
• Floor Sweeper- Monthly PM Checks
• Thermolator- Monthly PM Checks
• Dryers- Monthly PM Checks
• IMM Daily and Monthly PM Checks
• Robots Monthly PM Checks
• IMM Quarterly PM Checks
• Floor Scrubber Monthly PM Checks
• Sprinkler System Quarterly Checks
• Conveyor Weekly Checks
• Vacuum Pump Monthly Checks
• Assembly Fixture Verification – Done daily
• The following work instructions relate to the function of the forms listed above
• Completion of Work Orders
• Equipment Predictive Maintenance Set-up
• Equipment Maintenance
• Complete additional work assigned by supervisor and/or management team
• Must have basic knowledge of TS16949 and know the Quality Policy
• Follow the safety rules, report safety problems and all injuries, regardless of severity
• Ensure plant safety and 5S housekeeping standards are maintained
• Standing – frequently required on concrete floor when repairing equipment
• Walking – sometimes required during repairing or doing maintenance
• Lifting – frequent lifting from floor to waist level
• Reaching – frequently extending arms and hands in front of body and below the waist when repairing machines
• The above statements are intended to describe the general nature of level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification