This position's primary Function is to perform preventive and repair maintenance work on production machinery to ensure the continuous production of high quality film while maintaining all safety work standards.

• Follows all Company policies regarding safety, quality and attendance.  Performs duties in a safe manner and report all observed safety hazards to management.  Participates in plant's safety programs and addresses safety concerns in a timely fashion.  Since maintenance functions are inherently dangerous and troubleshooting of problems may require equipment to be running, incumbents are held to a higher standard of safety and should present themselves as role models for safety.
• Troubleshoots, repairs, and corrects mechanical, electrical, and process problems to ensure capability of production equipment
• Provides 24/7 technical support for production
• Regularly inspects production lines and support equipment and provide feedback for necessary maintenance service cycles
• Assists with assembly, installation, disassembly, and demolition of production equipment and building support equipment as required for upgrades or new installations
• Maintains a neat and orderly work area; meets plant and department housekeeping standards.  May be assigned additional housekeeping responsibilities throughout the plant as needed to maintain a clean and orderly work space.
• Accurately records/documents detailed information regarding work performed in our work order database.
• Works with contractors as needed for maintenance or project work
• Maintains building and grounds
• Participates in employee driven teams to address scrap, quality, safety or other production related issues.
• Maintains and services printers and other peripheral equipment

Education:  Knowledge of a specialized field gained through specialized training equivalent to one year of college or trade school or equivalent experience of four to five years preferred.  Associate degree in electrical or electro-mechanical technology desirable.

Experience:  In addition to the educational requirements, two to four years of experience in industrial electrical repair including drives, instrumentation, and process controls involving high-speed production equipment such as extruders, resin conveying equipment, packing equipment, and state of the art process controls; PLC troubleshooting and programming; troubleshooting and repairing AC/DC drives.

Other Skills/Abilities

• Must possess basic mechanical and electrical skills.  Must demonstrate ability to follow written and verbal instructions with little or no supervision.  Ability to read mechanical and electrical and/or engineering blueprints, drawings and schematics.  Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical systems and equipment, including drives, motors, etc.