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Section A – Specific Responsibilities

• Reading and interpreting mechanical and electrical drawings, and electrical code specifications to determine layout of industrial equipment installations
• Maintaining complete equipment records and documentation related to tests, maintenance, modifications and repairs in CMMS
• Following test, maintenance and installation procedures established as acceptable for the equipment under the care of the maintenance department
• Developing and recommending improvements, design changes or modifications to mechanical systems, equipment or procedures
• Routinely testing electrical and mechanical systems, electronic equipment and components to ensure they are working properly and safely
• Assembling, installing, maintaining and repairing all electrical, electromechanical equipment and components as per manufacturer’s installation procedures
• Performing routine daily, weekly and monthly preventative maintenance programs of all low voltage electrical and mechanical operating systems, rotating equipment to identify hazards, defects and the need for adjustment or repair to avoid failure of equipment
• Diagnosing and repairing malfunctioning low voltage electrical and mechanical operating systems, equipment and components by using manuals, schematic diagrams and electronic test equipment to locate and repair faults and operational problems
• Providing technical support to all employees on the shif

Section B – General Responsibilities

• Performing miscellaneous duties as assigned by the Sr. Facility Maintenance Manager
• Assisting in inventory audits of spare parts to ensure availability of replacement parts and equipment
• Advising the Sr. Facility Maintenance Manager of hazards, defects or unsafe conditions on or off the equipment
• Recording equipment deterioration to determine whether continued operation of rotating equipment could be hazardous
• Scheduling and coordinating maintenance and repairs with other departments that may be affected by these activities
• Assisting in maintaining clean, orderly and hazard free work areas
• Always keeping work area safe, organized and clean
• Following company Health and Safety policies
• Working without close or direct supervision