JOB FACTOR

LEVEL II – Intermediate

Zone 8

LEVEL III – Advanced

Zone 10

• General understanding of all plant machinery and subsystems.
• Performs machinery and basic equipment examinations to troubleshoot for defects/ visual wear in operation.
• Advise Lead/Supervisor of problems and makes repairs as needed
• Performs basic electrical testing: motor testing; fuse/continuity checks; voltage/resistance/ current relationships
• Perform machine shop functions (sheet metal, steel layout and welding)
• Has a working knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic power principles.
• Thorough knowledge of  basic electrical and mechanical maintenance 
• Thorough understanding of manufacturing processes, acid hazards and proper techniques for handling materials (MSDS)
• Basic understanding of Ohm’s Law (Electrical formulas and equations) and NEC (National Electric Code)

• Proficient in operating a wide variety of tools and instruments (including micrometers, calipers, voltmeters and other gauges; hand tools; power tools; computers)
• Advise Lead/Supervisor of problems and makes repairs as needed.
• Expert knowledge of all plant machinery in a minimum of (3) areas, including controls and subsystems; can operate machinery to produce a  product or component
• Performs machinery and equipment examinations to troubleshoot for defects in operation; troubleshoots equipment containing a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) using ladder logic, other tools and analysis.
• Proficient working knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic power principles
• Prepare reports on improving operations
• Proficient knowledge of electrical and mechanical maintenance
• Proficient in Ohm’s Law (Electrical formulas and equations) and NEC (National Electric Code)
• Train lower level associates in all aspects of maintenance and quality expectations.
  May fill in for Team Lead or Shift Coordinator as needed

Basic Skills
(Reading, Writing, Math, Communication)

• Read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating & maintenance instructions and procedure manuals.
  Read/follow blueprints, and draw simple schematics
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
• Excellent general math skills.
• Ability to compute rate, ratio and percent and to draw and interpret bar graphs.
• Proficient at Microsoft Excel & Word
• Completes all required data entry & documentation in Maintenance software. 

• Read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating & maintenance instructions and procedure manuals.
• Read/follow blueprints, and draw simple schematics
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
• Excellent general math skills.
• Ability to compute rate, ratio and percent and to draw and interpret bar graphs.
• Proficient in Microsoft Excel & Word.
• Completes all required data entry & documentation in Maintenance software.

Formal Education/Training
(Diploma, Degree, Cert, License)

• High school diploma or GED equivalent and two years technical trade school or college related to electrical and/ or mechanical trades or equivalent knowledge and experience.
• Maintains technical competence in advancing technology via frequent training courses, vendor schools, seminars and industry associations and publications.          
  Forklift Certificate.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent and two-year degree or certification in a technical trade equal to a journeyman’s level. or equivalent
• Maintains technical competence in advancing technology via frequent training courses, vendor schools, seminars and industry associations and publications.
  Forklift Certificate.