MAINTENANCE Class B

Answer trouble calls to production equipment. Perform preventative maintenance routines as assigned. Complete assigned work request repairs. Complete all related forms and paperwork by the end of the shift. Maintain the shop and shop equipment in a clean and safe condition. Ensure all equipment is in a sanitary condition after performing work, before releasing it back to the Production department.

Test runs all equipment after any repairs or P.M.’s. Maintain a minimum tool list. Carry tools to all calls. Practices and complies with all company policies and procedures (EEO, Sexual Harassment, Safety, GMPs, etc.), including safety and work rules. Safety: Lock out all equipment before beginning work or removing guards.

Do not attempt to operate equipment without prior knowledge of the operation. Make sure the equipment is clear of personnel or foreign objects before starting. Do not attempt to stick any type of object into equipment while running. Always keep hands and arms free from moving parts. Report any potential safety hazard immediately.

Ensure all electric cabinets and enclosures are closed, locked, and sealed. Maintain clean uniforms, shirt tucked in, sleeves buttoned or rolled up. Sanitation: Ensure proper G.M.P. is always followed. The shop will be swept prior to the end of the shift daily. All unserviceable used parts will be disposed of prior to the end of the shift.

Parts storage areas will be maintained in an orderly manner. Performance of other duties deemed by management to be an integral part of the job. Essential Job Functions/Requirements: Experience: Prior experience in plant maintenance or general commercial mechanic experience.

Education

Technical training or trade school diploma desired. Must possess/maintain a valid license to operate applicable equipment. Physically capable of moving to all areas of the plant. Able to climb ladders, crawl under and onto equipment, and work in tight spaces. Able to read, comprehend, and practice necessary safety procedures, signs, etc.

Able to wear/use approved applicable safety equipment, as needed. Able to visibly distinguish operating lights and panels on machinery and equipment. Able to hear and identify audible alarm systems as well as normal and abnormal equipment operating sounds. Able to generate written and verbal communications clearly and distinctly.