Utilities Mechanic

Work without direction on standard preventative maintenance and extensive repairs.
Diagnose problems, plan and complete work required, identify and order parts.
Maintain and modify machine tools, conveyors, process equipment, facilities including spindles, pumps, motors, guarding, drives, bearings, lead screws including lubrication fluids and coolant.
Testing, analysis, and repair of electrical/electronic components of motors, transformers, electrical devices, electronic devices, magnetic devices, lighting and power circuits, equipment and machinery, and control circuits.
Repair and modify valves, compressors, pumps boilers, soot blowers, heat exchangers and other utility equipment.
Test systems for proper functionality.
Safe operation of lathe, milling machine, grinding machine, router, power saw, drill.
Identifying and tracing leaks from roofs and drains, replacing ceiling grid and tiles, etc.
Calibrate instrumentation and relays.
Work at heights in scissor lifts and boom lifts.
Operate fork trucks for material movement and unloading of deliveries.
Ensure proper care in the use and maintenance of equipment and supplies.
Promote continuous improvement of workplace safety and environmental practices.
Order materials and parts for job execution.
Request quotes from OEM vendors.
Use current CMMS work order system to process and complete job assignments.
Perform miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.

Minimum 3 years work experience in Manufacturing Facility in a technical maintenance role
Ability to apply knowledge of components, devices and equipment used in industrial equipment applications and the related mechanics including various machine tools, measurement devices, lathes