POSITION SUMMARY:

The Electro-Mechanical Technician is a multi-skilled individual responsible for proactively maintaining equipment in a distribution center. They are proficient in identifying, troubleshooting, and repairing both mechanical and electrical abnormalities on all distribution center equipment. The technician performs scheduled preventative maintenance to minimize downtime and increase equipment reliability. Additionally, they play a crucial role in building the technical skills and capabilities of operators.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU:

• $2,500 sign-on Bonus

• An hourly pay rate of $36.00-$38.00 - Final compensation may vary based on factors including but not limited to knowledge, skills, and abilities.

• 401k with company match

• Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision)

• 40 hours of Paid Sick Leave

• Insurance eligibility begins on 31st day of employment.

• 11 paid holidays

• Will start on a Monday- Friday 8-hour orientation schedule for the first week and then transition to a 2-2-3, 12-hour rotating night shift schedule.

• Night Shift

WHAT YOU’LL ACCOMPLISH:

• Perform all preventative maintenance as scheduled to drive down performance losses and increase equipment reliability.

• Participate in real time problem solving with operators while building operator technical skills and capability.

• Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills to maintain, optimize and improve production equipment with key plant indicators such as safety, quality, and cost.

• Build technical procedures.

• Utilize digital tools and tablets to input data into SAP and other online tools including Digital Manufacturing Operations (DMO)

REQUIREMENTS:

• High school Diploma or GED required.

• If Level I, associate degree/technical certificate in related field and less than 3 years of relevant work experience

• If Level II, associate degree/technical certificate in related field and/or 3-5 years of equivalent experience. Manufacturing experience preferred.

• Ability to pass a respirator fit test is required.

SKILLS:

• Control systems – Basic Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) input/output hardware troubleshooting, motor, sensor, drives and basic electrical circuits and basic understanding of device communication networks.

• Mechanical skills – Hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical drive systems, utility systems (air, steam, refrigeration etc.)

• Electrical skills - Knowledge and ability to interpret National Electrical Code, power systems and distribution (up to 480V), motor control circuits, safety circuits.

• Instrumentation and Field Devices - Analog and discrete devices, knowledge, and use of test equipment (amp meter, megger, etc.)

Requisition:

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