Maintenance Mechanic
We are currently looking for a Maintenance Mechanic for our foods manufacturing plant in Cicero, IL. We are a industry leader in the production and distribution of various bread goods. This is a 2nd Shift Role, working from 4pm to 4am, Monday through Friday with occasional OT. Pay starts at $28p/hour, depending on experience. See below for additional information:
Position Summary:
Position is responsible for ensuring equipment integrity and timely repair.
Key Job Responsibilities:
- Support the Preventative Maintenance (PM) program with a goal of continually reducing unscheduled downtime.
- Analyze problems and interpret technical information necessary to make required repairs (troubleshooting of equipment issues).
- Perform mechanical, electrical maintenance and repairs on production machinery and facility support equipment.
- Inspect, operate and test machinery or equipment to diagnose machine malfunction and validate work performed.
- Ensure safety by following all company policies including safety rules, procedures and Lock-out / Tag-out procedures, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP’s), personal safety standards, food safety standards as well as OSHA standards.
- Troubleshoot equipment as well as plant electrical/mechanical systems and develop sustainable solutions accordingly.
- Complete all assigned work orders within the time allotted. Maintain complete records of work performed using software, work orders, detailed logs and have good communication skills across all groups/departments.
- Assist with equipment change overs and line startups, troubleshooting issues as needed.
- Identify required parts, maintain current inventories and parts reorder lists.
- Assure that all products are manufactured to the highest standard of quality.
- Participates in Continuous Improvement, also provides suggestions to improve processes and participates on team projects.
- Continue to grow maintenance and leadership skillsets through assigned training.
Key Behavioral Competencies:
- Able to perform Hot Work/Welding.
- Must possess basic computer skills to process work orders and associated maintenance documentation.
- Able to read and interpret electrical prints, schematics, diagrams, etc.
- Able to troubleshoot and repair electromechanical systems, electrical motors, electrical motor controls, pumps, combustion systems, compressed air systems, basic plumbing, piping, boilers, bearings, seals, gaskets gear boxes, sprockets/chains, belts, clutches, bearings, brakes, power transmissions.
- Able to use all power tools, hand tools, drill presses, shop tools, etc.
- Able to read and interpret documents in English such as safety rules, operating and maintenance manuals, procedure manuals and instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form.
- Able to work from drawings, schematics, sketches and through verbal communication.
- Able to work independently as well as in a team environment on assigned projects/ tasks and report to supervision the status of each as needed.
- Must be able to work shift schedules plus overtime as dictated by the needs of the business, including weekends and holidays.
- Able to demonstrate practical problem-solving skills.
- Able to collaborate with team members.
- Able to develop Maintenance skills through assigned training.
- Able to learn and apply the principles of the BBU Maintenance and Manufacturing Standards, including lean tools, concept of continuous improvement, Reliability, process capability and operational discipline.
- Able to identify and record department KPI data.