Position Summary:

Manual Distribution Centers

• Maintains Powered Industrial Vehicles (PIV), fire protection systems, dock equipment, including levelers and restraints, lighting inside and outside, dock doors, industrial batteries and chargers, racking and other duties as assigned.

• Performs maintenance and repairs on the building and building systems. This includes preventative maintenance and repairs, along with responding to calls and performing system enhancements. 

Mechanized Distribution Centers

• Maintains Powered Industrial Vehicles (PIV), fire protection systems, dock equipment, including levelers and restraints, lighting inside and outside, dock doors, industrial batteries and chargers, racking and other duties as assigned.

• Performs maintenance and repairs on material handling systems. This includes preventative maintenance along with responding to calls and performing system enhancements. 

Essential Functions:

• Performs preventative maintenance on building equipment and systems to ensure safe and efficient operation.

• Observes mechanical devices in operation, perform diagnostic routines and troubleshoots to locate root cause of problems and makes appropriate adjustments and repairs.

• Performs electrical diagnostics on equipment and makes necessary repairs based on the diagnosis.

• Dismantles devices to gain access to and remove defective parts using hoists, hand and power tools. 

• Maintains a maintenance shop, storage closets and tool rooms  in a neat and orderly fashion. 

• Follows through and completes all work orders in assigned time period

• Maintains appropriate levels of material handling equipment inventory.

• Tracks and completes all preventative maintenance utilizing Maximo CMMS (computerized maintenance management system)

• Ensures compliance with OSHA and other federal, state, and local guidelines. 

• Adheres to the mission and cornerstone values and applicable practices of the organization. 

• Maintains knowledge of current trends and developments in the field by reading appropriate books, journals and other literature and attending related conferences, seminars, etc. Maintains peer relationships in the field to share issues and ideas. 

• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

Knowledge / Skills / Abilities: Level 2 Technician

Supervision Level:

• Daily 1-1 with leadership on the floor

• Very intensive leadership oversight, minimal independence

• 50% of work must be inspected and employee feedback provided

Mentorship:

• Must be assigned a peer mentor from Level 3 Technician or higher

• Level 2 is allowed to only act as a mentor to Level 1 Technicians

E-learning Requirements:

• Honeywell Level 1-3 completion (within 12 months for external hires to this role)

Work Habits:

• Must have a high level of initiative

• Must work safe on a consistent basis

• Employee must respond to all calls for support from other departments and from their own team quickly

Knowledge:

• Basic mechanical skills

  • Component identification

  • Proper, and safe, use of hand tools

  • Ability to perform basic PM’s after being shown 

  • Ability to explain proper lubrication on various equipment

  • Ability to mechanically remove an electric motor, replace and align

  • Ability to tear down and rebuild hydraulic, water or sewerage pump

  • Ability to explain fire protection and building utility drawings (gas, electric, fire, etc..)

• Basic electrical skills

  • Component identification

  • Ability to use meter to check continuity

  • Ability to use meter to check amp draw

  • Ability to use meter to check voltage phase/phase and phase/neutral

  • Ability to adequately explain the buildings arc flash study, safety measures and arc flash ratings

Job Performance:

• Assigned Maintenance Percentage – Less than 10.0% per month

• Work Order Failures – No more than 3 per month

• Ability to effectively evaluate and assess essential equipment maintenance malfunctions and communicate status, progress and completion timelines to leadership

Work Assignments:

• PM’s (Preventive Maintenance) are fully independent 

• Minimum of 50% of assigned work is inspected

• No critical equipment assignments are allowed