Facility Technician B- 3rd shift

JOB SUMMARY:
To analyze, troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, and electronic malfunctions on a wide variety
of process, delivery and facility equipment.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
I. Diagnose and repair a wide variety of process facility equipment. Technician must be able to
apply electronic, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical expertise and troubleshooting
aptitude to maximize equipment uptime.
II. Performs preventive and predictive maintenance procedures on equipment and reports findings
regarding additional work and repairs to leadership.
III. Requires the ability to use electrical/electronic diagnostic equipment such as “multi-meters”,
infrared scanning equipment and other tools necessary for servicing applicable equipment.
IV. Coordinates and/or performs assigned work. Works with contractors and other maintenance
personnel if necessary to ensure repairs are made properly and with minimum impact on
operations.
V. Maintains open communications with supervision and customer department personnel.
Documents all activities and departmental procedural requirements within the Maintenance
Management software.
VI. Performs other duties as required.

EDUCATION:
Must have a high school diploma, an equivalent certificate, or bronze level WorkKeys certification plus
formal technical training, including electrical/electronics, computerized/programmable controllers or other
manufacturing technology applications. Must have a functional understanding in the use of blueprint,
electrical schematics, and ladder logic diagrams. Specific documented experience of service work directly
related to this field and demonstrated ability can be substituted for this requirement if the candidate has a
minimum of 5 years electrical/electronics, computerized/programmable controllers or other manufacturing
technology applications in their previous employment.
EXPERIENCE:
A minimum of 1-year documented experience in a maintenance skilled trade related to the intended
assignment plus 2 years’ maintenance experience, or apprenticeship, in a related additional applicable
trade or skill set.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
Somewhat disagreeable due to temperatures, dust, machinery related fluids and uncomfortable working
positions. Must not be afraid of heights up to 30 ft., and be able to work overhead and in confined spaces