Maintenance Mechanic
Hybrid-based
ONET: 49-9042.00
3
Years
63
Skills
504h
Related instructions
6000h
On-the-job training
Classroom instruction topics
- AC/DC Theory
- Shop Safety
- Hydraulics and Pneumatics
- Schematics
- Motor Controls
On-the-job training
- Insuring Shop Safety
- Demonstrate familiarity with machine manual and safety instructions, OSHA requirements, complying with company safety practices and procedures.
- Wearing personal protection devices such as safety glasses and hearing protection.
- Insuring that all tooling is secured properly before start-up
- Closing covers prior to operating machine
- Observing safe and proper environmental handling of stock materials and fluids such as coolants
- Maintaining clean, neat and safe work area
- Lockout/tag out
- Hazardous waste disposal
- Familiarization with firefighting equipment and techniques
- Cardinal safety rules
- Local, state and national codes (OSHA, NEC etc)
- Maintains safe and clean workspace
- Administration
- Familiar with company leave policies
- Familiar with time system and procedures
- Fill out purchase requisition for needed parts for repairs, etc
- Familiar with computer system
- Inventory of parts
- Communicate and act in a professional manner with others.
- Take direction, work with minimal supervision and interpret departmental priorities required to meet production, quality, customer service and safety goals
- Maintain records and logs.
- Record problems and corrective action taken in log
- Ability to effectively prioritize work
- Able to work in team environment
- Supportive of management and supivisors
- Understands profit motive
- Call in policy
- Facility and General Maintenance
- Hand tools
- Power tools
- Machine Shop drawing and familiarization.
- Gas engines.
- Familiarization of equipment names and locations.
- Layout template making and benchwork.
- Soldering equipment
- Assists in construction projects
- Move materials as required
- Communicate with, and assist contractors with related repairs.
- Assist in planning and installing new support equipment and modifications
- Coordinate work with contractors and shop personnel
- Work at heights and in inclosed spaces
- Operate heavy equipment
- Crane equipment including lifting devices
- Mobile equipment
- HVAC
- Electrical Instruments
- Volt Meter
- Ohmmeter
- Watt Meter
- Power Factor Meter
- Recording Meter
- Test Lamps
- Oscilloscopes
- Meggers
- Digital multimeter
- Industrial Electronics
- Troubleshoot, remove and replace AC and DC motors
- Ability to use test equipment
- Understanding related systems: including diagnosing and replacing faulty mechanical hydraulic and pneumatic components of machines and equipment
- Ability to maintain electrical systems
- Electrical systems
- Maintenance of Machinery
- Understand technical manuals
- Basic operation of production equipment
- Hydraulic systems
- Proper inspection procedures
- Preventive maintenance program and procedures
- Pneumatic systems
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