Facilities Maintenance Technician II (3rd Shift)
On-siteWinston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
Job Summary
Conduct scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repair, and installation on facilities, physical plant, and production equipment while adhering to OSHA safety rules. Perform assigned preventive and predictive maintenance tasks using ultrasonic, vibration analysis, and laser alignment tools to identify trends and implement improvements. Troubleshoot and correct mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and HVAC issues, including operating machine shop equipment and welding. Execute facility repairs such as painting, carpentry, and lighting changes, plus lab equipment calibration and environmental control system maintenance. Operate motorized lifts like forklifts and scissor lifts with a valid MVR. Work the 3rd shift in a team environment, with grade movement tracked via the Maintenance Training Matrix.
Required Qualifications
- Mechanical skills
- Electrical skills
- Welding skills
- Carpentry skills
- Must be able to see, hear, speak and write clearly in order to communicate with employees and/or other customers
- Manual dexterity required
- Must be able to lift heavy objects, bend, crawl, and climb
- Must be willing to work in a team environment
- Positive attitude, willingness, and desire to learn
- Must be able to operate a motorized powered lift i.e. Forklift, Scissor lift, one man lift, etc.
- A MVR (Motor Vehicle Report) will determine an employee's eligibility to operate these lifts
- A Valid driver's license is required for this position
- 4-8 years of maintenance experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience
- High school diploma or GED equivalent
- Must adhere to all company and OSHA safety rules, policies and regulations
- Must perform safety and environmental inspections
- Must maintain a clean and organized work area
- Must perform assigned PM and PdM tasks
- Must utilize predictive maintenance tools (ultrasonic, vibration analysis, laser alignment)
- Must proactively look for equipment trends, root causes and variances
- Must develop action plans for and implement improvements
- Must quickly respond to and correct equipment mechanical and electrical issues
- Must troubleshoot, repair and replace defective/worn equipment parts, control devices, motors, belts, etc
- Must have knowledge and identification of gearboxes, motors, pulleys, gears
- Must have proficient knowledge and identification of belts, bearings, seals, etc
- Must troubleshoot pneumatic systems
- Must perform painting, carpentry, sheetrock and flooring repairs
- Must perform meeting room set-up and teardown (A/V equipment operation, maintenance, repair)
- Must perform facility lighting change-outs (interior, exterior)
- Must have in-depth knowledge of boilers and steam-related components
- Must have in-depth knowledge of environmental control room systems/operation/control
- Must have in-depth knowledge of dust extraction systems (PMs, repairs)
- Must perform lab equipment installation, PMs, calibration, and repairs
- Must have solid knowledge and understanding of PLC and related controls
- Must have high proficiency at performing equipment changeovers
- Must have solid knowledge and understanding of electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and fire protection systems
- Must have proficiency with variable frequency drives (VFD)
- Must operate machine shop equipment, lathe, mill, grinders, drill press, etc
- Must be proficient in use of welding equipment – gas/MIG/TIG
- Must be able to read and interpret electrical and mechanical schematics and drawings
Desired Qualifications
- Associate degree in Industrial Maintenance Technology/Mechatronics, and/or Associate degree in Electrical/Electronics
- HVAC training /experience/ education
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or other regulatory experience
- Food manufacturing or packaging experience, and/or blending equipment, batching operation systems
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