This is a 2nd shift position.
Pay depends on experience
$3.00 Shift Differential
Benefits first of the month following date of hire
401(k) with employer match
9 paid holidays
PTO starting at 120 hours per year, prorated based on hire date
Other great benefits!!
To assure the daily, safe, efficient and effective operations of all plant equipment, machinery, vehicles and plant facilities as well as assigned tasks in accordance with established policies and procedures.
Education:
High School Diploma, G.E.D. certification or equivalent working experience required.
Trade school or Associate's degree related to Industrial Maintenance preferred.
Experience:
2+ years in an industrial manufacturing setting required.
Experience performing preventive maintenance checks on equipment required.
Experience troubleshooting and repairing manufacturing equipment required.
Valid driver's license required.
Support continuous improvement in all aspects of production through performing all duties as assigned by Maintenance Supervisor and Plant Management such as but not limited to:
Examine, test, maintain and repair all physical plant machinery and equipment to assure safe and efficient operations
Inspect, maintain and repair cooling and heating systems
Repair and install pipes, fittings, fixtures and other plumbing duties as required
Maintain and repair pumps, valves and motors as required by management
Record and log maintenance repairs and inspections, including recording parts used on particular equipment in the Maintenance Management System.
Provide input for proper retention of spare parts to keep the minimum inventory necessary to ensure uninterrupted operation of the plant while minimizing non-working assets in inventory.
Initiate work orders in the Maintenance Management System as needed and process work orders as assigned incorporating and prioritizing needs according to overall effect on plant operations
Perform preventive maintenance tasks for plant machinery and equipment, the physical plant, utilities and grounds to assure the safe and efficient operation in accordance with state, federal, local regulations and company procedures
Construct and repair production facilities, including building, structure walls, floors, cabinets and fixtures
Follow good housekeeping practices for maintenance and production areas such as washing, cleaning and maintaining tools and other equipment.
Assist in maintenance, improvements and safe conditions of facility and grounds by mowing and trimming grounds, snow and ice removal from company sidewalks and driveways, painting and sanitation tasks.
Work integrally with all employees, customers and contractors.
Interface with vendors, contractors, and engineering firms whose functions are to provide project support with engineering and technical know-how associated with capital project installations.
Operate company vehicle, lifts, industrial trucks and non-motorized pallet jacks as required.
Assist in ensuring fundamental food safety and quality practices are maintained to achieve food safety and quality objectives and to support ongoing improvements of food safety programs.
Actively participate in monthly safety meetings and perform safety audits.
Must be at least 18 years of age due to nature of work (heavy machinery)
Electrical knowledge ranging from 110 volts of power to 480 volts (3 phase).
General and specific knowledge and abilities in welding of different alloys, including stainless steel; and equipment knowledge, including bearings, shaft, bolt, nut, wrench and belt sizes.
Knowledge of organizational methods and the ability to manage multiple tasks/projects simultaneously.
Sustained physical effort required to move through various work area; directing, assisting, diagnosing and monitoring work performance.
Must be able to distinguish if food safety violations or product quality issues occur and resolve immediately or, if unable to resolve immediately, contact appropriate plant management (i.e. the Plant Manager and/or the QC Manager).
Must be able to understand and comply with Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) policies to assure that environment, health, and safety are first priority. Actively support key safety initiatives and assist the department as needed to improve EHS performance and results.
Maintenance personnel directed by Maintenance Supervisor and/or plant management are responsible to assist with duties and tasks in the event of staff absences.
Knowledge and ability to:
Operate industrial equipment such as hand wrenches, welders, power tools, cutting torch and use tape measure
Operate company vehicle as required and maintain a valid driver’s license
Perform basic math calculations
Legibly document data for record keeping purposes
Read gauges and record data in legible manner in accordance with established procedures
Analyze complex information and problem solve
Understand wire diagrams, construction plans and diagrams
Implement all safety techniques and mandated sanitary rules and regulations in accordance with established policies and procedures related plant and equipment/machinery operations
Understand and communicate technical information through use of written documentation or oral presentation
Remain calm and professional at all times
Interpret and work from oral and written instructions
Cooperate with all Essentia team members
Work daily and extended hours as necessary to reduce downtime for production needs
Analyze and comprehend complex information to assure proper equipment and instructions on safe and proper usage
Learn how to operate new equipment/machinery
Tear down equipment, repairing and restoring to operation
Approximate: 8-Hour Day (may be longer during peak season)
Frequency Key
Occasional: 1-33% of workday or 1-12 reps/hour
Frequent: 34-66% of workday or 13-62 reps/hour
Constant: +67% of workday or +63 reps/hour
Physical Demand Level: Heavy
Job Analysis:
Physical Demand Wt./Force Height Distance Frequency
Lifting, Waist to Floor 0-15 lbs. 0-43 in. NA Frequently
Lifting, Waist to Floor 16-75 lbs. 0-43 in. NA Occasionally
Lifting, Above Shoulder 0-15 lbs. 43-85 in. NA Frequently
Lifting, Above Shoulder 16-50 lbs. 43-85 in. NA Occasionally
Carrying, Bilateral 0-15 lbs. Self-selected Up to 200 ft. Frequently
Carrying, Bilateral 16-50 lbs. Self-selected Up to 200 ft. Occasionally
Pushing/Pulling, Horizontal 1-75 lbs. of force Various Up to 200 ft. Occasionally
Pushing/Pulling, Vertical 1-75 lbs. of force Various Up to 24 in. Occasionally
Grasping Up to 55 lbs. of force NA NA Occasionally
Pinching (2-point/3-point/lateral) Up to 5/8/10 lbs. of force NA NA Occasionally
Reaching, Forward/Lateral NA 0-60 in. Up to 24 in. Frequently
Reaching, Above Shoulder NA 61-85 in. Up to 24 in. Occasionally
Sitting NA NA NA Occasionally
Standing NA NA NA Frequently
Walking NA NA Up to 200 ft. Frequently
Stair Climbing NA 12 ft. NA Frequently
Ladder Climbing NA 8-12 ft. NA Occasionally
Crawling NA NA Up to 15 ft. Occasionally
Squatting NA NA NA Occasionally
Kneeling NA NA NA Occasionally
Bending NA NA NA Frequently
Stooping NA NA NA Occasionally
Twisting NA NA NA Occasionally
Physical Demand Summary: Maximum frequent waist to floor lift of 15 lbs.; Maximum occasional waist to floor lift of 75 lbs.; Maximum frequent above shoulder lift of 15 lbs.; Maximum occasional above shoulder lift of 50 lbs.; Maximum frequent bilateral carry of 15 lbs..; Maximum occasional bilateral carry of 80 lbs.: Maximum occasional horizontal push/pull force of 75 lbs. of force; Maximum occasional vertical push/pull force of 75 lbs. of force; Occasional grasping of 55 lbs. of force; Occasional 2-point/3-point/lateral pinching of 5/8/10 lbs. of force; Frequent forward/lateral reaching; Occasional above shoulder reaching; Occasional sitting; Frequent standing; Frequent walking; Frequent stair climbing; Occasional ladder climbing; Occasional crawling; Occasional squatting; Occasional kneeling; Frequent bending; Occasional stooping; Occasional twisting.
Employee must be able to handle multiple tasks and understand mechanical and equipment operations as required by job duties. The employee will need basic calculation skills, good reading, speaking and writing skills, and have an ability to analyze and comprehend complex information. In addition, this employee must be able to work independently, set priorities, determine work assignments and work methods.
The working conditions for this job vary; portion of the job duties occur in an indoor manufacturing environment, as well as outside work with varying seasonal temperatures. The working conditions include but are not limited to exposure to many chemicals used during the production process, caustics, cleaning components, temperatures ranging from freezing to extreme heat, high noise levels, tile and concrete floors, moving machinery and equipment, extended work hours, high exposure to dust, fumes, climbing on heights, moving through the facility and grounds to different areas, wet floors, and fumes.
