Conduct various maintenance and repair tasks on equipment and facilities, including complex machining, through independent problem-solving and preventative protocols.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Performs various fabrications, installations, welding installations, repairs, maintenance of company equipment and facilities using drawings, blueprints, diagrams, etc.
Performs “R” stamp welding if certified.
Diagnoses machinery/equipment problems and troubleshoots to correct them. Checks all operating equipment, and adjusts all equipment in change-over, etc.
Sets up all work and materials needed to be welded, using oxy-acetylene, electric arc, and other welding equipment.
Monitors the operations of the waste water plant and performs general maintenance of the wastewater treatment plant as necessary.
Conducts bacteriological and chemical tests required by local, state and federal regulations.
Observes the condition of waste water entering the treatment plant and the condition of the DAF output.
Adjusts the rate of flow of chemicals and polymers for proper waste water treatment according to prescribed standards.
Responsible for the accurate completion of a variety of reports as required by local, state, and federal regulations.
Performs preventative maintenance tasks per scheduled maintenance program.
Responds to all waste water plant codes; determines cause of alarm and makes appropriate adjustments to clear alarm or report cause of alarm or unusual conditions to supervisor.
Troubleshoots plant equipment malfunctions and make necessary repairs and maintenance using the CMMS work notification system.
Reports work performed in CMMS work-order system.
Maintains work tools and equipment in safe working order.
Coordinates, directs, and is responsible for the completion of work.
Performs other related work as assigned.
OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES:
Observes all safety and health policies and procedures with special precautions for lockout/tagout of equipment power sources prior to R&M
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, AND SKILLS REQUIRED:
High school graduate or equivalent.
5 years similar experience or 2 years trade school certificate combined with 3 years similar experience.
Must be able to become a certified forklift operator and certified manlift operator.
Performs the most difficult and highly skilled tasks associated with the trade.
Requires little or no supervision and is able to independently, through skill and experience, solve most problems related to work.
Completes work in substantially less than average time for the respective trade, and applies procedures and knowledge well.
2 years trade school or high education and specialized training/certificates preferred.
5 years similar experience preferred.
Ability to obtain “R” stamp welding certification preferred.
Ability to operate dump-truck, tractor-trailer, and/or front -end loader preferred.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
Work in conditions related to trade. Some work in confined spaces. Exposure to outdoor weather conditions as well as to intense degree of noise, vibration, dust and dirt.
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