Atr – Jam Team ID-11697

Requirements
Responsibilities
  • Able to assume responsibility for the manufacturing of consumer foods which comply with all food safety, quality, and regulatory requirements.
  • Able to support our company and site safety policies and perform work related activities in a safe manner.
  • Able to recognize unsafe working conditions, coach peers, and suggest new safety standards as appropriate.
  • Able to perform the necessary activities to operate, maintain and clean production equipment.
  • Able to follow and improve documented operational, maintenance and sanitation standards in a Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) work environment.
  • Able to perform equipment changeovers and sanitation activities.
  • Able to perform preventative maintenance activities (i.e., lubrication, etc.) and create work orders, in a timely manner to maximize performance of our plant equipment.
  • Able to inspect, maintain, troubleshoot and repair electrical, instrumentation, controls and automation equipment and software.
  • Able to demonstrate proficiency in operation and troubleshooting of the following: Power Distribution, Studio5000 or Logix5000 platform hardware and software, Drives and Motion Control, FactoryTalk ME & SE, Ethernet/IP Control Network, Food Manufacturing and Utility Instrumentation.
  • Maintains and properly operates electrical testing equipment.
  • Utilizes drawings, prints, and instruction manuals to determine proper steps to be taken for equipment preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs.
  • Adheres to company drawing and documentation standards.
  • Able to coach other team members on electrical, instrumentation and controls skills, machine functionality, defect identification and resolution and equipment repair.
  • Able to travel and actively participate in training and qualification programs for designated line/area; able to participate in assessments and ensure effective training and consistent qualification standards are maintained.
  • Able to use continuous improvement tools, including breakdown elimination to eliminate losses and drive issues to root cause.
  • Able to document, communicate and implement corrective and preventative actions.
  • Able to own one or more technical, safety or quality systems.
  • Able to assume responsibility for building technician skill as well as provide continuous coaching.
  • Able to create documentation as needed (SOPs, Job Aids, PM Improvements, etc.).
  • Able to maintain knowledge/skill/ability by attending technical training sessions, participating in vendor visits and scheduled maintenance activities as well as attainment of expertise in advanced E&I technology (networks, servers, FactoryTalk, Motion Controls, etc.).
  • Able to obtain/maintain maintenance low voltage qualification within twelve months of start date.
  • Able to utilize technology (i.e., computer, etc.) to maintain accurate records and data as well as utilizing the Microsoft Office suite (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.) and online training resources.
  • Able to maintain an accurate electronic database of repair and maintenance activities including parts usage and time tracking.
  • Able to facilitate effective shift pass downs with the prior/next shift to discuss safety, quality, and production issues.
  • Able to lead/manage projects to improve safety, quality, and production results in a designated area.
Desired Qualifications
  • Associates or technical degree or training preferred.
  • Previous mechanical/maintenance experience preferred.
  • Previous food manufacturing experience preferred.
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