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Maintenance Technician (Nights)

Indianapolis, IN

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LOCATION: This position is an onsite role, based in at the Clif Bar Plant in Indianapolis, IN

Mission: Role provides industrial maintenance support to ensure the safe and effective operation of the production facility. Maintain and perform preventive maintenance in a safe and respectful manner of the production facility’s equipment and processes.

Responsibilities & Outcomes:

  • Ensure personal safety, food safety and quality protocols are followed.
  • Champion all required company or regulatory program needs and help make them part of our culture.
  • Execute all maintenance activities in a fast paced food manufacturing facility according to schedule.
  • Be the primary driver of the facility proactive reliability and maintenance model.
  • Complete work with the highest level of pride in quality and customer service towards teammates.
  • Complete all necessary functions effectively and completely in the facility Computerized Maintenance Management System.
  • Work extremely well in a team setting with personnel from varied departments.
  • Perform all other duties as requested.
  • Knowledge of and ability to read and interpret schematics, diagrams, and other maintenance troubleshooting guides.
  • Has knowledge and experience in troubleshooting industrial controls and instrumentation, including but not limited to:
    • Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and ladder logic
    • Ability to safely and effectively use electrical troubleshooting devices
    • Preferred experience in Allen-Bradley Control Logix PLC's Remote I/O and VFD
    • Preferred experience in Industrial networking
    • Preferred experience with HMI’s, AB Panel View and Wonderware
    • Preferred experience with Servo and motion controls
    • General Electronic Trouble Shooting Skills
  • Possess knowledge and experience in mechanical systems and maintenance processes, included but not limited to:
    • Mechanical Drive Systems
    • Conveyance systems
    • PD and Centrifugal pumps
    • High speed rotating equipment
    • Pneumatic conveying systems
    • Mechanical System Troubleshooting
    • Welding and troubleshooting
    • Pneumatics
    • Lubrication
    • Preventative maintenance task
    • Use of CMMS systems
  • Preferred experience and knowledge with automated packaging and manufacturing equipment:
    • Dough Mixing, Feeding, and Extrusion
    • Baking Ovens
    • Horizontal wrapping machines
    • Robotic Packaging systems
    • Robotic palletizing
    • Inkjet printers, case printers, print and apply pallet labelers
    • Vision systems
    • Barcode scanners
    • Metal Detecting
    • Boilers, Air Compressors, Ammonia Compressors
  • Excellent listening, speaking, and writing skills.
  • MS Office skills (Word, Excel,), MS Outlook calendar and email management, written and oral communication skills.

What You Bring:

  • Agility over Perfection
  • Execution with excellence and prioritizing results
  • Follow through on commitment and persevere through challenges to find creative solutions
  • Minimum 2 yrs. Experience in industrial maintenance and can troubleshoot and maintain a full automated production facility.
  • Electro-Mechanical or Industrial Electronics and Maintenance Technical degree preferred.
  • Experience with high-speed packaging machinery preferred.
  • Experience in a food manufacturing environment preferred.
  • Knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance procedures preferred.
  • Knowledge of and strict adherence to safety & lock out tag out programs.
  • Ability to address problem-solving  in a team setting
    • Experience with hand & power tools.
    • Weekend work or overtime may be required as determined by management.

 

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