Maintenance Technician

High school diploma or equivalent; completion of technical/vocational training is strongly preferred.

Professional with 5+ years of directly related experience, including a solid understanding of health and safety regulations.

Experience working in environments involving hazardous energy, chemicals, and waste materials, with demonstrated knowledge of safe handling, storage, and transportation practices.

Foundational understanding of mechanical processes to support operation and maintenance of plant systems, including: boilers, pumps, motors, shaft alignment, seals, and valves embling

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The Maintenance Technician performs mechanical and/or electrical maintenance on plant equipment to ensure optimal efficiency, reliability, and overall facility condition.

Responds to call-outs as needed to maintain plant availability. Responsible for the repair, replacement, installation, and removal of modules, subassemblies, pumps, motors, fans, and related systems. Duties include: inspecting maintenance clearances, troubleshooting, disassembling, reassembling, and replacing equipment components, as well as monitoring equipment performance and analyzing operating data. While primarily focused on corrective maintenance, they will also support preventive maintenance activities, including troubleshooting and assisting with procedure development and spare parts recommendations.

Supports planning efforts and inventory control by following proper requisition procedures for tools, parts, and supplies. Prepares reports as required by management and plant protocols. Maintains compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations, and ensures adherence to plant safety and operational procedures. Actively promotes and maintains a safe and orderly work environment.

Serves as a go-to resource in mechanical job scopes, with a broad knowledge that may also span related functions.

Diagnose and repair equipment malfunctions or material failures in high-temperature environments.