Maintenance Technician

Job Summary:
Responsible for maintaining presses, folders, stitchers, cutters, mailing machines and
all other equipment in building, both electrically and mechanically
Duties/Responsibilities:
 Troubleshoot all problems with production equipment and take measures to
solve problems
 Able to read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, manuals and understand
functionality of the various electrical components.
 Responsible for wiring all new/used equipment and building wiring
 Perform preventive maintenance on all electrical components in plant
 Has a working knowledge of the principles of relay logic and control circuits
and can troubleshoot and maintain components.
 Perform work to ensure procedures are within safety and electrical codes
 Inform co-workers of precautions and equipment
 Troubleshoot problems with security and phone systems
 Install new phones, lines and communication cables
 Follow all required safety procedures such as PPE, ergonomics, chemical
hazards, etc.
 Perform job in a manner that protects the health and safety of all employees
 Prompt and regular attendance
Basic Qualifications:
 High School Diploma/GED
 Minimum 10 years in the trade 
 Familiarity with industrial electrical systems and the National Electrical Code
 Proven work experience as a Maintenance Electrician
 Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Desired Skills and Abilities:
 Vocation/technical certification
 
 Prior experience of five years in printing press equipment and/or book
binding equipment
Physical Requirements:
The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an
employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job
 Mandatory hearing protection while in the production area of the plant
 Work is performed in all areas of the plant, exposing worker to all
departments Working Conditions
 Full-face protection is required when welding
 Will experience temperature extremes, depending on what work is being
performed and whether work is performed outside or inside
 Chemical exposure is high because, even though they may not necessarily be
working with chemicals, they are around them constantly
 Exposure to several varieties of electrical and mechanical hazards throughout
the plant, depending on the task at hand
 Work with a variety of items, including wood, metal and plastic
 Extreme dust conditions exist when working in the Bailer Room
 Lifting a minimum of 25 lbs.
 Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) includes: safety
glasses/goggles, protective gloves for metal work, cold weather and chemical
exposure; respirator protection and fall protection
 Standing approximately 80% +/- of the workday
 Working with a variety of energy sources such as electrical, mechanical,
hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical and thermal