Maintenance Technician
Tillsonburg, Ontario
Full Time (Permanent)
Installation / Maintenance / Repair
In Person
Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 15:30 p.m.
Existing Position Vacancy
Job Description
Reporting to Maintenance Manager, the maintenance technician performs tasks related to the proper functioning and repair of equipment for electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic aspects. Works in collaboration with the majority of departments and provides technical support to the production team while following the rules of occupational health and safety.
THE CHALLENGES WE HAVE FOR YOU
- Troubleshooting industrial equipment.
- Performing all required repairs as well as preventive maintenance of production equipment and facility.
- Ensuring that equipment and facilities are safe at all times;
- Participating in the development and follow-up of the preventive and predictive maintenance plan in collaboration with the Maintenance Manager.
- Fostering communication among team members, and maintaining or improving team spirit;
- Performing facilities maintenance as required.
- Answering all service calls.
- Completing inspections of various equipment and facilities (machinery, buildings, etc.);
- Other duties as assigned
Education
Experience Required
what we are looking for
Your journey :
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or equivalent).
Completion of an Industrial Maintenance or related post-secondary program, or an equivalent combination of extensive relevant work experience and training, is required. Candidates who are registered 1st to 3rd Year Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Apprentices will also be considered
Forklift, aerial lift, lockout/tagout, and other safety training considered an asset
Experience in a manufacturing plant
Your knowledge and competences :
Good knowledge of industrial environment
Maintenance support experience in a manufacturing plant
Your skills and attitudes :
Working knowledge of industrial machinery, equipment, and facility systems.
Strong understanding of workplace health and safety regulations and safe work practices.
Ability to prioritize tasks and respond effectively to equipment breakdowns and service calls.
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Demonstrative effective collaboration between production and maintenance teams
Electrical experience, Siemens PLC and components experience preferred.
The work conditions :
Occasional variations according to the work schedule and production emergencies
Must always wear safety glasses and boots
Dusty and dirty work environment
Occasional exposure to solvent, and vapours or fumes
Must be available according to the schedule set to answer service calls for machines
Perform physical tasks involving frequent lifting of light items and occasional lifting of heavier items using safe lifting techniques and team assistance when required
Compensation and Benefits
WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER
- Flexible benefit plan
- Competitive pension plan
- Telemedicine service
- Paid time off during the holidays
- Friendly work environment
- Profit-sharing
- Work-life balance
- 8 hours of paid community volunteer time per year
Wage Details
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