Your day in this role
Based at our Ogden, UT facility and working 100% onsite, you’ll report to the Supervisor of Maintenance. Your day starts with oral and written work instructions and a review of blueprints and drawings, then moves into hands-on installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of mechanical and process equipment to keep operations running.
Your impact
- Install, maintain, and repair mechanical equipment using blueprints and other technical drawings.
- Perform preventive and predictive maintenance, including visual inspections to catch worn parts, potential malfunctions, and irregularities; maintain preventive maintenance records.
- Troubleshoot issues and replace or repair defective components to restore equipment to service.
- Repair and service pumps, valves, blowers, compressors, vessels, conveyors, and other mechanical process equipment; fabricate equipment or components as needed.
- Operate lathes, milling machines, drill presses, grinders, and related machinist tools to make and repair parts.
- Use hand tools (manual and power), material handling equipment, and gas and electric arc welding equipment.
- Maintain a plant-wide lubrication program.
- Coordinate area activities with the central maintenance shop; assist other maintenance technicians or engineers.
- Train other craftsmen as assigned and periodically provide direction to lower-classified craftsmen.
- Follow all safety rules, keep the work area clean, and return tools, unused materials, and written references to designated locations.
Equipment, materials, and environments you’ll encounter
- Process equipment involving acids, alkaline fiberglass components, plastic and metal piping, fittings, and related materials.
- Metal melting and fabrication equipment.
- Lubricants, including oils and greases.
Note: The responsibilities above reflect typical work but are not exhaustive. Additional tasks may be assigned as needed, and assignment of work does not preclude questions regarding the proper rate of pay for a given assignment.
Qualifications
- High School diploma or GED.
- Five (5) years of mechanical craft experience, including three (3) years in mechanical industrial maintenance.
- Relevant education from a trade or technical school in industrial mechanical maintenance may count toward part of the experience requirement.
Reporting and location
Role is 100% onsite in Ogden, UT and reports to the Supervisor of Maintenance.