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Webco Industries · 5 months ago

Maintenance Tech- NIGHTS

Kellyville, Oklahoma

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

Webco Industries is a manufacturing company seeking a Maintenance Technician for night shifts. The role involves performing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting machinery, and ensuring equipment is in safe operating condition while working with various tools and machinery.

IndustrialManufacturingMiningWholesale

Comp. & Benefits

No H1B

Responsibilities

Performs required and/or scheduled Preventive Maintenance checks and performs adjustments, cleaning, lubrication and replacement of parts on various equipment to ensure that the equipment is in superior operating and safe conditions

Uses a variety of power and hand tools such as, but not limited to, drills, saws, wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers and grease guns to perform repairs and maintenance of machinery and equipment

Uses machine tool equipment such as late, surface grinder, and milling machine

Uses electrical MIG welder, arc welder, grinder and cutting torch

Repairs may include working with voltage up to and including 600 volts DC and 480 volts AC

Maintenance Technician will set up and operate various types of production machinery and equipment after they have performed a repair or rebuild prior to approving production usage to ensure superior operating and safe conditions

Operates fork truck whenever necessary

Operates aerial & scissor lift when maintenance or repairs are needed to be performed at heights. When work at heights is required the average height is twenty feet. The maximum height that Maintenance Technician will work at is forty feet

Required to read blueprints in order to troubleshoot and repair equipment

Required to be First Responders to any emergency, either equipment or personnel and are trained in CPR and First Aid

Often required to crawl into, under, or on top of equipment and machinery while following OSHA Confined Space Regulations

Required to dismantle, move, install, or repair machinery or mechanical equipment, to repair, rebuild or replace broken parts usually of the heavy type

Often required to work on overhead cranes – such work may require Maintenance Technician to perform repairs actually on top of the crane structure at heights of 40 feet while being tied off or strapped securely to the overhead crane

Often required to climb ladders to make repairs, rebuild or install equipment or machinery

Works on major projects such as complete equipment and machinery rebuilds, design alterations or modification of existing equipment or machinery

Communicates with production operators to obtain information on nature of equipment failure in order to trouble shoot problems and examine machinery or mechanical equipment to identify reason for malfunction

Utilizes electrical meters and hand tools to perform maintenance repairs, rebuilds, and troubleshooting on production machinery’s In-Line Code Jet equipment

Lays out, assembles, installs, tests, repairs and adjusts electrical fixtures, apparatus, equipment, machinery, and wiring. Examples of equipment include, but are not limited to, motors, welding equipment, lighting fixtures, circuit breakers, transformers, programmable logic controls

Installs, repairs, and calibrates electrical and electronic recording devices, and regulating control instruments

Measures, cuts, threads and installs electrical conduit. Pulls wiring through conduit. Splices wires. Connects wiring to fixtures and power equipment. Installs grounding leads. Installs and monitors performance of installed electrical equipment for hazards, adjustments or replacement

Repairs, installs, replaces and tests electrical circuits, equipment and appliances within facility using hand tools and testing instruments

Inspects and tests electrical lighting, signal, communication, and power circuits

Isolates defects in wiring, switches, motors and other electrical equipment using testing instruments such as ammeter, ohmmeter, voltmeter, or testing lamp

Replaces faulty switches, sockets and other simple elements of electrical systems

Dismantles electrical machinery and replaces defective electrical or mechanical parts such as gears, brushes and armatures

Mounts motors, transformers and lighting fixtures into position and completes circuits according to diagram specifications

Maintenance Technician works within a team of multi-crafted Maintenance Technicians and one supervisor. Throughout the day the Maintenance Technician will respond to calls from production operators to perform various maintenance or repair tasks

Performs other duties as assigned

Qualification

Electrical troubleshootingPreventive maintenanceMachining operationsBlueprint readingWelding skillsForklift operationCPRFirst AidMathematical skillsCommunication skillsTeamwork

Required

High school education or equivalent is required, supplemented with technical college, vocational training, or coursework in maintenance

Mathematical skills equivalent to high school level including the ability to do decimals, fractions and averages required

Knowledge of and skilled in a variety of machining operations, mathematics and blueprint reading

Must be able to communicate, both in written and verbal form, effectively with supervisors and co-workers

Regular attendance at work and punctuality are essential job functions

Must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours per day on a regular basis

Requires full range of body motion to include: lifting, bending, twisting, kneeling, pushing, pulling, stooping, and squatting

Position requires frequent walking and/or standing on concrete floor while wearing steel-toed shoes

Requires corrected vision and hearing to normal range

May require unassisted lifting of a variety of objects from various positions, which range in weight from 5 to 50 pounds with an average weight of 34-37 pounds

Utilizes a variety of hand positions such as turning and twisting

Since the manufacturing plant operates around-the-clock, may often work late shifts and may be called at any hour to deal with emergencies

Dealing with production workers as well as supervisors when working under the pressure of production deadlines or emergency situations can be stressful