Plant Maintenance Technician I-III openings
2ND SHIFT ONLY 2PM - 10 PM
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
- Completion of all work orders via CMMS
- Perform both emergency and corrective action repairs.
- Prepares both building and processing equipment for season start-up and shut down.
- Be able to work a minimum of six days per week and 12 hours per day. Weekend work is required.
- Read equipment O&M manuals and electrical schematics.
- Assist with operational support on equipment and coordinates parts and repairs with the Maintenance Coordinator.
- Train personnel in the correct manner to perform and complete daily, monthly quarterly, semi-annual and annual PM's.
- Fabricate material and come up with corrective solutions to resolve problems.
- Maintain communication with Maintenance Manager, Plant Managers, Operations Supervisors and Maintenance Coordinator.
- Supervises and manages time effectively with no supervision.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:
- 5-8 years of maintenance in a food grade industrial facility preferred.
- Electrical and troubleshooting experience 5-8 years' experience with certifications of courses completed.
- Ice machines & Ammonia Refrigeration, HVAC, Industrial Ice Machines, and Boiler experience required.
- Knowledge of electronic circuitry, PLC's and VFD's
- Willingness to further education with both outside training courses and hands on training on equipment.
COMPUTER SKILLS: High
- PLC Programming Experience required
Combo of Technical and hands on skills:
Skills:
- Basic Knowledge of Agricultural Equipment: Familiarity with tractors, irrigation systems, and other equipment common on farms.
- Ability to Read Technical Manuals: Understanding blueprints, electrical schematics, and mechanical diagrams for equipment repair.
Practical Experience:
- Previous experience working on pumps, irrigation systems, water systems, or electrical equipment in agricultural settings.
- Experience with Electrical Equipment on Farms
- Familiarity with farm-specific electrical systems such as irrigation systems, water wells.
Technical Skills & Knowledge:
- Pump Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
- Knowledge of various pump types and their functions.
- Ability to maintain, repair, and replace pumps, including checking for leaks, wear, and performance issues.
Electrical Systems Knowledge:
- Understanding of electrical circuits, wiring, and controls (particularly as they apply to farming equipment).
- Familiarity with electrical panels, motor controllers, and troubleshooting electrical issues like shorts or blown fuses.
- Piping Systems and Fluid Flow:
- Knowledge of pipe installation, repair, and maintenance, as well as the flow dynamics involved in pump operations.