Job Information
Stanley Black and Decker Maintenance Technician in Sedalia, Missouri
The Maintenance Tech position is responsible for Industrial and Technical Maintenance.
Essential Functions
Continuously perform all required tasks in a safe manner, adhering to all established safety rules and procedures. Must take immediate action to correct and/or report any unsafe conditions and hazards.
Take an active role in caring for the equipment to prevent breakdowns and defects and help increase overall equipment efficiency through 5S, TPM (total productive maintenance), and other Lean Manufacturing initiatives directed by the Sedalia site.
The employee will be required to meet satisfactory performance requirements as determined by the Supervisor.
Additional responsibilities include good housekeeping and other assignments as directed by the Supervisor.
The employee shall be able to work overtime as requested and posted by management.
Secondary duties include all aspects of general plant maintenance such as machine repair/rebuild (electrical and mechanical), building maintenance (interior and exterior), plumbing repair and installation (hydraulic / pneumatic), forklift service and repair, and performing preventative maintenance procedures on all plant equipment.
Competencies
Teamwork
Adaptability
Integrity
Dependability and Reliability
Initiative
Qualifications
Basic computer knowledge
Good manual dexterity
Ability to read instructions represented in manuals, drawings, schematics etc. and follow them with precision
Good understanding of quality control principles
Good communication skills (verbal and written)
Experience and ability in using hand tools, as well as own basic hand tools
Age 18 years or older
At least five (5) years of formal Industrial or Technical Maintenance experience is required.
Formal Tech School in Industrial Maintenance or training equal to.
Must have the ability to recommend direct replacement parts via manufacture manuals such as valves, pumps, gear boxes, switches, drives, etc.
Minor engineering also required in the repair and rebuilding of all equipment. Some examples of the level of engineering include machine guarding, sensor locations, and equipment improvements.
Additional training in Allen Bradley PLC, Motor Controls, Mechanical Machinery Maintenance, Running Conduit, Wiring Lighting Circuits, Heating and Air Conditioning a plus.
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