Maintenance Mechanic

Job Overview:

Performs basic and routine duties associated with preventive maintenance, equipment maintenance and building and grounds upkeep.

Safely and efficiently perform mechanical and electrical preventive maintenance tasks.

Troubleshoot & replace electrical, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems.

Responsibilities & Duties:

Safety

• Adheres to all Pregis Safety rules and


• Assures all teammates adhere to all Pregis safety policies and procedures.

Operational Excellence

• Maintain safe working habits. Identify and correct unsafe conditions.


• Maintain a clean, safe project work area and maintenance shop


• Maintain building and grounds, paint, caulk, etc. utilizing power equipment and standard garden implements in a safe manner.


• Utilize hand tools, in a safe manner, such as power tools, bench grinder, drills and saws.


• Performs routine preventive maintenance tasks to include the ability to read and interpret gauges.


• Lubricate all plant equipment, clean blowers, maintain fluid levels, replace filters and perform additional routine preventive maintenance duties that may be assigned.


• Complete preventive maintenance reports


• Perform preventive maintenance activities.


• Document procedures and equipment profiles reflecting activities performed to ensure longer life and minimal downtime.


• Update preventive maintenance files.


• Assist on plant projects as needed.


• Contribute ideas toward the development and implementation of projects.


• Assist in any plant function as required.


• Be familiar with the operation of all plant equipment, interpret and document results and make appropriate adjustments.


• Responsible for high quality execution of duties as measured by safety, accuracy and timeliness & communication.


• Be able to work any day of the week, overtime and any shift.

Other duties as assigned

Qualifications:

• Assist in or ability to repair, install, and maintain plant machinery and equipment to provide accurate and timely repair of machinery and equipment.


• Have proven mechanical and electrical maintenance skills.


• Have proven troubleshooting skills on hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and electronic circuits to correct problems.


• Be knowledgeable of AC and DC voltages, 3 phase power, AC and DC drives, distribution systems, HVAC and how to use measuring instruments.

Measurements of Success:

Safety, quality, continuous improvement

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