Manufacturing Maintenance Technician

We are seeking a hands-on Manufacturing Maintenance Technician to support the safe and dependable operation of plant equipment utilities and facility systems.

Responsibilities

• Inspect troubleshoot repair and maintain production equipment and plant utility systems.
• Respond to equipment failures and production interruptions in a timely manner.
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance and document completed work.
• Diagnose recurring equipment problems and recommend practical corrective actions.
• Repair or replace pumps valves seals gaskets flanges fittings gearboxes and other mechanical components.
• Apply practical fabrication and troubleshooting methods when replacement parts or technical documentation are unavailable.
• Coordinate equipment shutdowns repairs testing and restarts with production personnel and management.

• Operate and maintain low-pressure boilers and related steam-distribution equipment.
• Inspect steam condensate feedwater and water-softening systems.
• Complete scheduled boiler blowdowns water testing and routine system checks.
• Troubleshoot and replace steam traps safety valves controls condensate lines and related components.
• Maintain complete operating logs inspection records and maintenance documentation.
• Follow all applicable boiler codes and safe operating procedures.

• Maintain chemical reactors mixers agitators scrubbers spargers centrifuges flowmeters burners and related process equipment.
• Repair and replace agitator gearboxes seals gaskets pumps and associated components.
• Follow established procedures when working around corrosive reactive or hazardous chemicals.
• Inspect equipment for leaks wear corrosion vibration or other conditions that could affect safe operation.
• Coordinate maintenance activities to minimize disruption to production.

• Install repair and modify plant piping for steam condensate water compressed air and chemical services.
• Work with carbon steel galvanized steel stainless steel copper and PVC piping.
• Replace valves fittings flanges pumps and damaged piping components.
• Perform basic pipefitting soldering welding or fabrication work when qualified.
• Verify completed piping work for safe operation and leak-free performance.

• Perform basic electrical troubleshooting and repairs within the technicians level of training and authorization.
• Replace motors and test starters sensors solenoids switches and basic control circuits.
• Read and follow simple electrical diagrams and wiring schematics.
• Escalate advanced electrical problems to qualified internal or external resources.
• Ensure that electrical work complies with company procedures and applicable safety requirements.

• Follow OSHA requirements and company procedures for lockout/tagout confined-space entry fall protection hot work powered industrial trucks hazard communication and personal protective equipment.
• Follow Good Manufacturing Practices and maintain clean orderly work areas.
• Participate in safety inspections incident reviews and corrective-action activities.
• Complete required safety training and maintain assigned certifications.
• Identify unsafe conditions and report or correct them promptly.
• Maintain accurate maintenance safety and inspection records.

• At least two years of hands-on maintenance experience in an industrial or manufacturing facility.
• Practical mechanical knowledge and experience troubleshooting plant equipment.
• Familiarity with low-pressure boilers steam distribution or related utility systems.
• Experience maintaining process equipment such as reactors mixers pumps centrifuges burners agitators or gearboxes.
• Basic process-piping or pipefitting experience.
• Basic electrical troubleshooting skills and the ability to follow simple wiring diagrams.
• Working knowledge of lockout/tagout PPE hazard communication and general OSHA safety practices.
• Familiarity with GMP requirements in a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to use spreadsheets email mobile devices and basic electronic maintenance records.
• Ability to work independently while communicating effectively with production staff technicians contractors and supervisors.
• Ability to lift move push or pull at least 50 pounds throughout the workday.
• High school diploma or GED.

• Low-pressure boiler operator license or certification.
• OSHA 10 certification.
• Vocational or technical training in industrial maintenance mechanical systems pipefitting or electrical technology.
• Experience in chemical pharmaceutical food cosmetics coatings or other process-manufacturing environments.
• Welding soldering or pipefitting experience.
• Experience maintaining older or legacy manufacturing equipment.
• Strong mechanical fabrication and root-cause troubleshooting skills.