The House Mechanic will perform a wide variety of duties and tasks associated with the mechanical (millwright) discipline.  These duties and tasks include a multitude of maintenance interventions ranging from basic parts replacements to equipment refurbishment to optimizing equipment performance to advanced troubleshooting.  

The principle accountabilities include, but are not limited to:

• Inspection, (parts) replacements, alignment, balancing, installation, and refurbishment. 

• Individuals will be required to understand the operating principles of this equipment and its role in the process/factory. 

• Mechanics are expected to understand equipment function and application to the extent that equipment performance can be optimized. 

• Individuals will work closely with Production gaining a detailed understanding of operating parameters to ensure that Maintenance interventions are both appropriate and effective. 

• Perform a variety of joining and fabrication activities. To that extent, individuals will weld, cut, braze, and solder a variety of materials.  This includes welding carbon steel using the SMAW and GMAW processes and welding stainless steel metals using the SMAW process. 

Job Requirements:

• 2-year technical degree (such as Industrial Technology, Manufacturing Technology, Mechanical Design, Machinist & Toolmaker, or related degree) OR must have fully completed a state-approved millwright apprenticeship (non-ACS). With a minimum of 2 years of full-time industrial millwright experience. 

OR

• A High School degree or diploma although a GED certificate is acceptable and a minimum of 5 consecutive years of full-time industrial millwright experience.

In addition to:

• Candidates will be required to take a millwright, welding and basic skills testing

• Candidates will be required to submit to and successfully pass a Safety Screen that evaluates their ability to safely execute the duties and tasks defined for this position.

An Equal Opportunity Employer