Maintenance Tech - Multiple Shifts Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals - Dawsonville, GA at Geebo

Maintenance Tech - Multiple Shifts

Spinnaker Manufacturing Spinnaker Manufacturing Dawsonville, GA Dawsonville, GA $25 - $29 an hour $25 - $29 an hour 13 hours ago 13 hours ago 13 hours ago Great opportunity to get into a stable company working as a Maintenance Technician, looking for a Mechanical Tech with good electrical and mechanical experience.
The company has multiple shifts available:
1st - 7am - 3pm (Mon-Fri) 2nd - 3pm - 11pm (Mon-Fri) 3rd - 11pm - 7am (Sun-Thurs) Candidates would be required to work weekends (normally 1/2 per month) and holidays.
Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems Follow diagrams, sketches, operations manuals and manufacturer's instructions Diagnose CNC equipment and PLC control systems Locate root problems and perform repairs Strong electrical troubleshooting skills.
Good experience in VFD's and PLC's.
Needs to be able to draw out a ladder diagram schematic for various electrical circuits.
Strong mechanical troubleshooting skills.
Good ability to organize, delegate and lead their team.
Would reply on this person to help teach the guys and get them up to speed with technical abilities.
Operate cutting torches and welding equipment to fabricate, cut or join metal parts Use tools ranging from common hand and power tools, such as impact drills and wrenches, to precision measuring instruments and electronic testing devices You should be proficient in:
PLC Troubleshooting Skills Electrical Troubleshooting Skills Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills Troubleshooting Industrial Automation Equipment Machines & technologies you'll use:
Servo Motors Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Salary info:
$25 - $29 / hr.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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