Maintenance Mechanic - Day Shift
Purpose:
Perform diversified maintenance
functions dealing with pneumatic, electrical and mechanical equipment. Able to
do facilities repairs. Duties include obtaining the knowledge and skill to
perform all Maintenance II functions and other duties as assigned. (Tool list
attached) Perform all duties in a safe manner and observe company policies and
procedures.
Responsibilities:
Tooling
Learn to
evaluate condition of, and change punches, dies, cavities, plugs. Repair air
cylinders and learn to grind tooling.
Machine Repair
and Troubleshooting
Must learn the
causes of machine malfunction and repair or replace parts, i.e., sprockets,
chains, rails, channels, couplings, copper tubing, hoses and fittings. Clean or
replace filters for blending system and drive system. Replace bearings for
blending system. Replace oven reflectors, vacuum pumps, air and vacuum tanks;
clutches, grease lines, fuses, drive belts and pulleys, micro-switches. Repair
and replace guards. Clean and flush chrome rolls. Replace light bulbs. Weigh
fire extinguishers. Operate drill press and hand held tools and saws. Drive
forklift. Operate electric hoist.
Chillers/Mold
Cooling Units
Learn to
troubleshoot and clean heat exchangers, belts, coils, solenoid valves, hoses
and plumbing. Repair or replace pumps, and repair or replace motors.
Water System
Perform tests
for hardness. Keep sensors clean. Clean and repair solenoid valves.
Air
Compressors
Know when to
change filters, oil and hoses.
Hydraulics
Learn to
troubleshoot hydraulic systems and change filters, oil and hoses.
Learn to
analyze and repair electronic systems in plant.
Industrial
Electrical
Be able to
pull wires. Check and change fuses. Rebuild starters. Replace plugs and outlets
110V while increasing electrical knowledge.
Building
Maintenance
Learn to
replace windows, door locks, patch roof and clean sewers. Minor carpentry and
some masonry, i.e., patching. Replace and clean ventilating filters and clean
roof-mounted ventilators. Move furniture.
Heating/Air Conditioning
Change
filters. Replace belts. Patch ductwork. Replace and adjust louvers and learn to
troubleshoot systems.
Burning/Welding/Fabricating
Be able to
weld and learn light brazing, and soldering.
Changeovers
Assist with
all types of tooling changeovers. Assure that all gauges are working properly.
Training
Learn
Maintenance II responsibilities.
Housekeeping
Maintain Clean
Work Areas
Tool Crib
Basic
knowledge of how to requisition parts. General knowledge of where various parts
are stored.
Responsible for reporting food packaging safety problems to plant
management.
In the incumbents absence these
responsibilities will be transferred to another Maintenance Mechanic.
Position Requirements:
Must be trained in and follow
company policies on GMP, sanitation, pre-requisite programs, chemical control
and food safety plans and policies.
Must be competent to carry out food
packaging safety and quality responsibilities
Winpak offers competitive salary and benefit packages as well as excellent opportunities for professional growth and development based upon the global location of the available position.
Qualified individuals are invited to submit a resume and salary expectations to:
1111 Winpak Way, Sauk Village, IL 60411, Email: chicagojobs@winpak.com
Winpak is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other characteristics protected by law. Pre-employment drug/alcohol/background screening may be required based on facility location.
Although we appreciate all applicants, only qualified applicants will be considered for interviews.