Mechanical Technician (Illinois)

Troubleshoot and make quality repairs to mechanical, steam, hydraulic and pneumatic power transmission and drive systems. Remove, replace and bleed air from fluid on hydraulic systems before and after maintenance work. Remove and replace lubricant from mechanical systems eg gearboxes, bearings, slides etc. Troubleshoot and make quality repairs to piping, both Ferris and Non-Ferris metal, screwed, welded, flanged or otherwise coupled; shut-offs, controls, check valves, traps, strainers, and all devices normally found in process and service piping. Diagnose problems using the following tools: Hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical schematics, mechanical measurement devices, temperature and pressure gauges, dial gauges etc. Use appropriate hand tools to adjust, replace worn and broken parts of a structural, rotating, reciprocating or running nature. Do sheet metal work for the repair of duct work, machinery guards, drip pans, tanks, vent hoods, and various other types of equipment using light to medium gauge metal.   Communicate with maintenance, engineering and production personnel in a positive and professional manner. Follow LOTO procedures and wear proper PPE to maintain a safe working environment. Be compliant with all plant, corporate, Continental, safety, Illinois and government codes, standards and policies. Perform other duties as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor or Department Manager. Be available for vacancy coverage and overtime as required from time to time. Maintain a clean, organized and professional workspace (Toolbox and equipment where work is executed)