Maintenance Technician II (Production/Manufacturing), 3rd Shift

As a Maintenance Engineering Technician II, this position is responsible for maintenance and troubleshooting of Mechanical and Electrical aspects of processing, manufacturing, and packaging machinery and equipment specific to trades to include the following: Machinist, Industrial Machine Repair, and Electrical Repair. Work would be done in compliance with current regulatory guidelines, national, state, and local laws, company policies and safety requirements. These activities can include but not be limited to: machine rebuilding, troubleshooting and repair; preventative/predictive maintenance; moving equipment; welding and machining of parts, replacing electrical components. 

Hours: Sun-Thurs 10pm-6am (Third Shift)

Pay rate: $29-$39 per hour, based on experience level and skills. An additional $2.25 per hour is paid for third shift work schedule. This position is also eligible for a quarterly bonus target of 5% and the Padagis Employee Benefits Program participation.

Job duties:

• Responsible for maintenance and troubleshooting of the Processing, Manufacturing and Packaging equipment from an electrical and mechanical standpoint.
• Performs machine rebuilding, repair and troubleshooting, preventative maintenance and may move equipment.
• Completes general work orders and interfaces with other technicians across all shifts in a team environment.
• Continuously looks for and helps to implement improvements to the process, productivity, quality and reduce costs. Performs special projects and other related duties specific to the department as assigned.

 Minimum qualifications:

• Requires completion of a high school diploma, General Education Development (GED) or equivalent
• Two or more (2+) years of related experience including a solid background in equipment repair with the ability to perform installation, alteration and repair of machinery and components.
• Must display knowledge of Electrical systems and apply to machine repair and troubleshooting.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Strong oral and written communication skills required.
• Ability to interpret and work from Blueprints and schematics.
• Must possess good math and reading comprehension skills and be able to read, speak and comprehend instructions in English or language of country as applicable, including procedure documents, as well as proofread alpha and numeric data.
• May require own transportation to drive between facilities as applicable.

Preferred qualifications:

• Related technical degree and/or 4 years of experience
• Experience in a pharmaceutical, Federal Drug Administration (FDA), other controlled regulatory agency or Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) packaging or manufacturing environment.
• Basic fabrication knowledge: tig weld, mill, lathe, hand tools and threading.
• Advanced fabrication knowledge: CNC set-up and operations, repair product contact parts with Tig welding and polishing and lathe turning
• Intermediate AC/DC and 3 phase electrical understanding 
• Knowledge of pneumatic/hydraulic systems 
• Basic PLC and VFD knowledge 

Core competencies: