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Maintenance Technician (1st Shift) - O'Neal Steel / Nashville, TN
•27 days ago
Estimated Pay | $18 per hour |
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Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
Location | Nashville, TN Nashville, Tennessee |
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Estimated Pay We estimate that this job pays $17.93 per hour based on our data.
$15.38
$17.93
$35.6
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Job Description
Job Description
Role
As a Maintenance Technician (also known as Equipment Technician, Maintenance Engineer), you will perform preventive maintenance and repairs on production equipment and systems, including mechanical and electrical systems. You will evaluate and recommend equipment improvements to enhance efficiency, capability, and yield. You will also perform equipment failure analyses, troubleshoot and diagnose equipment problems, and prepare technical reports to document preventative maintenance issues.
Benefits- Competitive salary with a comprehensive benefits package.
- Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance.
- Training and Development Opportunities.
- General knowledge of basic troubleshooting skills with ability to assist with repairs and diagnostics of advanced processing equipment, CNC, material handling system, press brakes, lifting devices, and sawing equipment.
- Maintenance experience with mechanical systems and/or electrical systems, typically demonstrated by work experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment, completion of an electrical or mechanical repair training program, or an acceptable combination of training and experience.
- Ability to perform maintenance and repair tasks on material handling and processing equipment including, but not limited to, calculating, laying-out and drawing; balancing and aligning equipment; performing rigging activities, safety-related functions, and other miscellaneous maintenance functions; maintaining electrical equipment to meet regulatory codes; programming of Variable Frequency Drives; troubleshooting Programmable Logic Controllers; testing electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures, using testing devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, and oscilloscopes.