Millwright Level 2 (Weekend Shift Days)

Position Summary:
Level Two: Level 2 Millwright works with no supervision. Ability to expediently troubleshoot and repair complex equipment systems i.e. mechanical electrical/electronic pneumatic hydraulic and positioning. Capable of reading schematics P&IDs and orthographic/assembly machine drawings. Demonstrate welding/fabrication and machining skills. Proper utilization of hand tools and instruments for equipment relocation/set-up rebuilds and maintenance. Must provide proof of certification completion regarding formal and on the job training in achievement of Millwright title. 10 YOE

Primary Duties & Responsibilities:
Troubleshoots modifies repairs and installs manufacturing machinery tools and equipment for vacuum hydraulic pneumatic induction heating lubrication abrasive and pressure cleaning systems and their components.
Troubleshoots and repairs facilities operations and physical systems.
Performs plumbing machining welding and fabrication to machinery tools and equipment components as required to maintain systems.
Recognizes and responds to Hazardous Materials spills. (TBO LSBO only)
May be required to complete hazardous waste training and work with hazardous waste.
Completes logs and records.
Work safely under functional safety guidelines such as PPE and equipment interaction.
Correctly interpret work orders
Work in a team environment i.e. follow instructions and assist others as needed.
Perform all levels of equipment repair.
Work with production to prioritize repairs.
Performs advanced troubleshooting.
Install calibrate trouble shoot and program microprocessor based instruments.
Dismantle and inspect production equipment as needed.
Interface with vendors and contractors (equipment repairs facilities etc.)
Provide leadership and training to level one two and three maintenance technicians.
Maintain equipment and work area in a clean and orderly condition.
Perform daily housekeeping / 6S activities as required.
Performs other related duties as assigned or requested.

Required Skills:
Basic English language skills and the ability to read follow and interpret planning and work order instructions
Advanced knowledge of mechanical electrical and hydraulic systems.
Advanced technical knowledge of controls and interfaces.
The ability to navigate intranet to locate process documents - advanced computer skills
The ability to read and interpret work instructions and advanced prints and dimensions

Experience & Education
10 plus years of manufacturing experience; prior military experience; or technical certification / degree required
Certified apprenticeship or AAS degree in mechatronics required
GED or High School diploma required

Working Conditions:
Constant exposure to indoor / outdoor manufacturing environment
Constant exposure to moderate noise
Working conditions may include small spaces dust fumes odors hot / cold temperatures inside / outside noise vibration standing on concrete for long hours and wet or uneven surfaces.
Must be able to work 1st Shift Weekend Friday Saturday & Sunday 6am to 6pm.

Physical Requirements:
Must be able to lift and carry items weighing up to thirty-five (35) pounds on a repetitive basis.
Must be able to stand walk bend squat climb kneel twist and work at heights on an intermittent basis for up to twelve (12) hours.
Requires hand manipulation including simple grasping pushing and pulling of materials.
Must be able to safety operate an overhead crane boom lift and manlift.
Must be able to reach and work above and below the shoulder level.
Must be able to work with and around forklifts and hazardous machinery.
Must be able to wear all required Personal Protective Equipment including a respirator.
Visual acuity skill to detect any flaws in the parts being inspected.