Provides technical support, assistance in coordinating maintenance work activities, and follows established priorities to ensure maintenance needs are met.
Resolves issues and improves operations by making necessary logic changes, recommending and executing equipment upgrades and assists in developing new processes and procedures.
Performs maintenance and associated corrective actions on production, facility, and utility equipment.
Maintains equipment by providing troubleshooting to ensure equipment performance is reliable and meets expectations.
This not only includes adjusting, repairing, and replacing components on mechanical equipment and systems.
Performs preventive, corrective, or emergency work orders and respond to service calls while the plant is in operation, which may include off-shift periods and weekends.
Corrective work may include replacing electrical or powered component, including multiple phase motors.
Assists in the troubleshooting to better understand deviations from proper operation.
Helps execute test protocols either independently or developed by Engineering and under their direction, depending on the complexity for the scope.
Maintains and ensures documentation, both written and electronic, is accurate, complete and factual as required by policies, procedures, and regulatory guidelines.
Documents activities supporting maintenance best practices to ensure that continuous improvement activities have adequate and reliable data for analysis.
Reviews and analyzes measurement data collected by self or others in order to ensure proper documentation, adherence to procedures, and proper use of standards and references.
Executes test protocols developed by self or others (Reliability and/or Engineers) in support of the qualification of new and existing equipment.
Ensures equipment/system documentation requirements are completely and properly documented in the Enterprise Asset Management System (EAM).
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Last updated on Apr 28, 2023