MACHINE MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - TECHNICIANDay Shift - 6am - 4pm; orNight Shift – 8pm – 6amMonday - Thursday (10+ hour shifts).GERSON, a global supplier of filtration products such as N95 respirators and consumables used in surface finishing, has an excellent opportunity for a full-time and Machine Maintenance Mechanic – Technician to join our team on the night shift. The selected candidate will be comfortable working on, troubleshooting and diagnosing operating problems in complex high-speed, automated converting equipment encompassing utilizing both PLC and traditional mechanical controls in a wide range of processes such as ultrasonic assembly, computer vision inspection systems, web and tension controls, rotary die-cutting, hot-melt gluing and in-line packaging systems.MAINTENANCE MECHANIC – TECHNICIAN is responsible for:Performs scheduled and routine preventive maintenance routines and equipment overhauls according to manufacturer specifications and company protocols.Relies upon a knowledge of electromechanical systems and reads blueprints, schematics, diagrams, bills of materials (BOMs), technical manuals and other resources to repair, adjust, replace, and recondition a wide variety of component parts including motors, gears, belts, and pneumatics.Diagnoses production equipment malfunctions. Locates source of problem by observing mechanical devise in operation; listening for problems; using precision measuring and testing instruments and determines appropriate remedial steps.Disassembles machines to locate and to evaluate defective parts. Inspects and tests parts to determine whether the part can be reconditioned or needs to be replaced.Notifies Machinist Technician of replacement part fabrication and machining needs, describing the part needed and sketching dimensions and tolerances.Identifies third party parts supplier solutions communicated the dimensions and tolerances required for the part, the supplier's cost, and the delivery time.Collaborates with manufacturer's technical support teams to investigate performance issues by describing the mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, or other nature of the problem and communicating the performance of proposed solutions.Uses a wide variety of precision test and measuring equipment.Documents repairs and preventative maintenance work.Maintains continuity among shifts by documenting and communicating production line equipment issues and repair work performed.Performs all other duties requiring the same skill, effort and responsibility and performed under similar working conditions, as required.Required Education, Skills, Competencies, and Experience:High school diploma or GED preferred.Certification as Mechanical Technician or similar highly preferred.Three – five years of experience repairing complex electromechanical systems.Experience repairing production machinery.Able to troubleshoot and repair complex electrical, mechanical and issues.Able to use multiple tools make mechanical repairs.Able to read blueprints and schematics.Able to perform basic mathematics including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.Able to operate a forklift and pass forklift qualification testing preferred.Able to use lift and hoisting equipment.Must be motivated and a self-starter.Must have good communication skills. Must be punctual and committed to being at work during your scheduled shift.Physical Requirements:Lifting: frequently lifts objects weighing up to 50 pounds. Standing: stands for the majority of the shiftIf you are a motivated self-starter with good knowledge of electronics, PLC controls and good mechanical diagnostic skills, contact us and send your resume in confidence.We offer excellent compensation and top-tier health insurance benefits.#zr