Industrial Maintenance Technician

at  Owens Corning

JOB TITLE: MAINTENANCE SPEC 1C A PROB

Pay Rate: Probation rate $32.46 after 60 days $32.96
OT: Overtime available
Job Type: Full time

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

• Possess skills in the machining and / or electrical field
• Overall record: Performance, attendance, etc. will be considered
• Write and speak English
• Able to work second or third shift as scheduled
• Ability to attend mandatory training classes on own time to stay current with equipment changes and as determined by the Maintenance Development Program.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE

• High School Diploma or GED equivalency
• Two (2) years’ experience in the mechanical field is preferred in an industrial or manufacturing environment

• Provide support to the Maintenance Leader, Planner/Scheduler, and shift leaders on jobs to be performed.
• Performs PM’s as they are scheduled
• Reports all equipment concerns to their leaders
• A good understanding of structural, hydraulic, and pneumatic system.
• Performs all equipment repairs and projects in a safe and efficient manner using all safety procedures.
• Answer line calls in a prompt manner and carry required tools to complete work safety and efficiently
• Assist during process upsets as needed.
• Basic welding skill preferred but not required.
• Wear all safety equipment necessary for the job and follow all plant safety rules and regulations, including the machinery lockout procedure.
• Follow the scheduled jobs unless given approval to deviate from the schedule.
• Clean up immediately after a job is completed and maintain a quality house-cleaning program.
• Attend schools, seminars, etc. to enhance skills in the various crafts including mechanical, electrical, PLC, machining, and welding.
• Ability to rotate shift schedule.
• Keep the parts and tool rooms organized and cleaned.
• Work with other employees in a team like manner.
• Notify your supervisor immediately of any accident, near miss accident or on-the-job injury when it occurs no matter how insignificant it may seem
• Operate equipment only when you are trained in its use or are working with or under the direction of a qualified employee, and you are authorized to do so by your supervisor
• Always wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE).