Maintenance Mechanic Schreiber Foods Shippensburg

- The Mechanic Technician performs all maintenance work as assigned by the Maintenance Planner and/or the Maintenance Lead or Advisor according to the specifications as outlined in applicable Visual Work Instruction and proactive maintenance techniques. - The Mechanic Technician is responsible for responding to production calls when needed. - The Technician performs each assignment using the appropriate replacement parts and coordinates the schedule for the work with the Maintenance Team Leader and production leadership as needed. - The Technician performs work to maximize process reliability and minimize negative impacts on production schedules. - Perform all process CP, CCP, QP, and CQP checks required for the position. - Follow reaction plans for Food Safety, Food Quality and customer requirement deviations. - Be able to identify and understand customer requirements and assist in assuring proper production operation. Daily 100% - The Technician performs maintenance work within the allocation of time needed to complete. All work performed and parts used will be documented in the CMMS. Daily 100% - Modifies, fabricates and upgrades to production equipment following process change procedure if applicable. Performs identified corrective work as assigned. Daily 25% - Must meet or exceed established role performance criteria**including KPI’s such as: % Reactive Work - Urgent Work & Emergency Work ≤5% of total time EAM Work Order Hours booked – 100% of available hours booked Scheduled Work – % On time completion of scheduled work or assignments (PM/PdM and corrective work) ≥ 90% Catalog Materials on a Bill of Materials & issuing all parts & materials used MTTR (Mean Time To Repair) MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) Maintenance Overtime Work Order Audit Performance Adherence Rate: Level 1 ≥75 / Level 2≥85% / Level 3 & 4 ≥95% **May meet or exceed targets established for assigned location. Daily 100% - Implements and completes preventive maintenance tasks. - Uses preventive and predictive maintenance techniques and tools to generate corrective work requests and improve equipment reliability. Predictive tool and technique examples include but are not limited to: Ultrasonic, Infrared, oil analysis, various vibration analysis tools, and laser alignment tools. Daily 60% - Conducts troubleshooting and repair activities. Daily <15% - Identifies parts, supplies, and tools needed for follow up corrective work or as needed. Daily <5% - Tracks and reports pertinent performance metric information to assist in creating action plans and improvement ideas based on the tracking data. Daily 5% - Continues training as directed for certification levels and to stay current in maintenance techniques. Weekly 5%