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The Distribution Center Robotics Technician will service, maintain, and repair robotics and automated production systems used in the DC for picking, packing, sorting, etc. Previous experience in a similar production environment with an emphasis on electronics, mechanics, or programming.
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Ensures operation of machinery and mechanical equipment by completing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs of production machines, overhead crane systems, paint booth equipment, test equipment, hydraulic equipment, air compressors, etc.
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Learn More About Our Company Job Purpose Provide maintenance support to ensure continuous line production. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Operation and daily maintenance of forklift Maintenance of equipment Completion of scheduled preventive maintenance Perform repairs on production equipment Monitor equipment Analyze problems and proficiently solve them related to the plants needs.
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Controls downtime by working with production management to plan and schedule routine preventive maintenance. PRIMARY FUNCTION responsible for performing highly diversified duties to install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain production and facility equipment according to safety, predictive and productive maintenance systems and processes to support the achievement of the sites business goals and objectives.
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Knowledge of and experience with chemical handling safety precautions and safe work practices related to maintenance activities is required. Perform preventive maintenance on equipment in work area.
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Repairs and maintains all plant production machinery in accordance with diagrams, sketches, operation manuals, manufacturer's specifications and blueprints. Perform mechanic skills including, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, troubleshooting and repair of production machines.
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Responsible for troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of operations/production equipment. Required to request support from other Maintenance Techs and Maintenance Managers, as necessary; all maintenance positions support operations/production first, when necessary.
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Experience in an animal feed production facility or grain elevator environment a plus. Call-in schedule will be posted monthly and you may be called-in to repair and/or troubleshoot production equipment overnight.
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You have a minimum of 10 years’ experience in an industrial or food manufacturing environment, with at least 5 years’ experience in a maintenance, engineering, project management, and/or production management role.
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Inspect, diagnose, and tests machinery and equipment including pre-operational inspections to ensure production lines are in good mechanical order. Previous maintenance technician experience within a food manufacturing environment.
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Performs and/or assists the Manager / Supervisor, Facilities with the maintenance, repair, replacement, adjustments and modification of the facility, equipment and the outside grounds according to a set schedule and in emergency and non- emergency situations while observing all safety regulations and ensuring all quality standards are met while maintaining the efficient flow of product through the production process.
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3-5 years’ experience either in a production or job shop environment, with at least 5 years related experience in building and equipment maintenance. Performs all types of general maintenance associated with plumbing, light carpentry, facility maintenance including general lighting using a high lift when necessary both indoor and outdoor.
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Provide maintenance support to ensure continuous line production. Perform repairs on production equipment. Functional competence with: Machining, Centrifugal, Piston, and Diaphragm Pumps, Hydraulic and Pneumatic pumps and control systems, Heating Ventilation Cooling, All facets of construction, Pipefitting, Welding and assembly, Electrical Controls Diagnostic Ability, Mold and Die maintenance.
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SOURCE OF SUPERVISION : Production Supervisor. An AA degree in mechanical, electrical or industrial maintenance plus, 5 years of manufacturing maintenance experience, or equivalent experience; strong hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, electronic and electrical skills.
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Help ensure that all company standards and customer commitments (safety, quality, production, cost, on-time delivery) are met. Come work as an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic at a growing company with very competitive pay and benefits, with opportunities to advance and learn alongside accomplished leaders in the Corrugated Packaging industry.
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