Maintenance Mechanic

Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on industrial machinery and buildings to include, but not limited to:Conveyors (All types)Power transmission systems (direct, belt, and chain driven)Hydraulic balersGranulatorsAir compressors and associated systemsDocks, doors, and dock levelersMust be able to repair and/or replace motors, speed reduction/gear boxes, chain drives, rollers, belt lacing and belts utilizing industry standard methods for installation (e.g. alignment and tensioning).Make repairs or replacements to air handling systems utilizing blowers of various types.Must be able to fabricate, repair, and install all types of guarding on material handling equipment at the plant.Must be able to repair building plumbing systems and their components.Must be able to fit, install and repair all type of piping and tubing systems, to include black iron, plastic, brass, copper and rubber piping and tubing systems.Must be able to troubleshoot and replace electric circuits and systems to include but not limited to motors, fuses, circuit breakers, contactors, sensing switches and devices, control wiring, and transformers.Proficient in reading schematics and drawings.Must be able to repair and replace failed lighting circuits and components.Must be able to use chain falls, hoists, forklifts, and tele-handlers to safely rig and move equipment and parts or components for installation or replacement.Must know how to safely strap and use chains to secure equipment or material for lifting.Proficient in the safe and appropriate use of electrical test devices.