Maintenance Technician

Located in Bentonville, AR

Salary: $25.00-$30.00

   - Perform scheduled maintenance on equipment and machinery to prevent breakdowns (e.g., lubrication, cleaning, replacing worn parts).
   - Inspect machinery, systems, and buildings to identify issues before they cause failures.
   - Maintain detailed records of maintenance schedules, repairs, and parts used.   - Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, or plumbing issues in machinery, equipment, HVAC systems, or building infrastructure.
   - Repair or replace faulty parts, components, or systems to restore equipment to operational condition.
   - Use diagnostic tools, meters, and manuals to identify the source of problems.   - Install new machinery, equipment, or systems, ensuring they are set up properly according to manufacturer guidelines.
   - Calibrate equipment to ensure optimal operation.
   - Test new equipment to ensure it functions correctly and safely before putting it into regular use.   - Follow all safety protocols, ensuring that maintenance work is done in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations.
   - Ensure that machinery and equipment meet industry standards and that proper safety equipment is used (e.g., lock-out/tag-out procedures).
   - Maintain a clean and organized work environment to minimize hazards and avoid accidents.   - Monitor the performance of equipment to detect any irregularities or potential problems early.
   - Use tools like gauges, meters, and other instruments to assess system health and performance.
   - Make adjustments or recalibrate machines when necessary to ensure optimal operation.   - Keep accurate records of maintenance work, repairs, inspections, and replacement parts used.
   - Track maintenance logs and inventory to ensure parts and tools are readily available when needed.
   - Generate reports for supervisors or managers regarding the status of machinery and systems.   - Work with other maintenance personnel, engineers, and operators to coordinate tasks and ensure that all systems are running smoothly.
   - Communicate with supervisors about the progress of work, issues identified, and timelines for repairs or replacements.
   - Work with vendors or outside contractors as necessary for specialized repairs or equipment servicing.   - Respond to urgent maintenance requests and equipment failures, particularly in critical areas such as production lines or safety systems.
   - Work under pressure to perform emergency repairs while minimizing downtime and impact on operations.   - Suggest or implement upgrades to machinery, systems, or processes to improve efficiency or meet new performance standards.
   - Modify equipment or installations based on new requirements or to accommodate changes in production needs.   - Maintain an inventory of spare parts, tools, and equipment required for maintenance work.
   - Order or request replacement parts and materials as needed to keep operations running smoothly.   - Stay current on new maintenance technologies, equipment, and techniques through training or continuing education.
   - Provide guidance or training to other staff or junior technicians, especially on equipment handling or safety practices.   - In addition to machinery, may be responsible for general upkeep of the building or facility, such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems, and structural integrity.
   - Perform minor repairs on building infrastructure, such as fixing leaks, patching walls, and maintaining lighting and electrical systems.

 

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