2nd and 3rd shift - Maintenance Lead Roles - VT Industries : Job Details

The Maintenance Lead I is responsible for supervising maintenance technicians, supporting technician troubleshoot of problems/breakdowns, and driving escalation of response as necessary.

Wages starting at $25 - $34 / hour

(2nd shift Premium - $2.00)

(3rd shift Premium - $2.40)

$5,000 Maintenance New Hire Bonus

$1,500 Referral Program

$100 Monthly Perfect Attendance Bonus

Comprehensive Benefits Package

Job description:

• Supervise / assist area technician on breakdowns or other issues.
• Management of work orders, repairs, rebuilds or other tasks for technicians or Maintenance support.
• Respond to safety issues or emergencies in the plant.
• Manage timesheets / Time off / Attendance management in Kronos for direct deposits.
• Supervisor duties
• Communication with production management on maintenance related issues or other items.
• Support technician troubleshooting of problems/ breakdowns on production equipment making proper repairs as necessary. Drive escalation of response as necessary.

There repairs and troubleshooting include but are not limited to:

• Electrical
• PLC / Controls System
• Mechanical
• Hydraulic
• Pneumatic
• Plumbing / building

• Communicating with production operators, supervisors about machine problems and taking the necessary actions to address them.
• Understanding of computers, navigation, Word / Text / XL Document editing. File handling.
• Will learn MP2 (Maintenance management system) navigation. inventory / work orders / on-site requests / etc.
• Must communicate with other team members via written pass downs at the end of each shift.
• Support-follow all of VT's safety policies and practices including LOTO and Restricted Space Troubleshooting procedures.
• Become arc flash certified through VT's LMS and TPC training programs.
• Must have the ability to complete self-study course work necessary to reach the top of the specialist level.
• Participate in daily team meetings.
• Must be proficient in the use of shop equipment and hand tools.
• Must be proficient in the use of electrical testing equipment and able to troubleshoot, diagnose electrical and PLC issues to get them resolved in a timely manner.
• Will need to stay late or come in early if a project, work order, or breakdown makes it necessary.
• Will need to be able to assist in other areas if help is needed.