Maintenance Technician

Mission

Maintenance of the production line.

Key Accountabilities / Decisions Area

• Execute maintenance works on the production lines, according to the maintenance plan and MTL indications.

• Receive and share a report of the breakdown and activities occurred during the shift. Report any machinery non-conformity detected in terms of efficiency, safety, quality.

• Record all the activities done on the dedicated software and/or form.

• Execute properly a line setup and support Production during start-up phase (only for electrical maintenance operator: execute properly the setup of the automatic inspection systems.)

• Give support in continuous improvement activities, both internal and externa (e.g. with production lines suppliers.)

RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

• Interacts regularly and effectively communicates with the key internal leaders and team as well as relevant stakeholder. Other Requirements of Job Safety

• All employees are expected to comply with all safety requirements promoting a Safety First culture striving for an injury free workplace.

• PPE such as Safety glasses, safety shoes, hearing protection, and gowning required in designated areas.

• Tasks may include standing, walking, bending, and sitting. Training

• Internal QMS training

• Relevant training on use of IT tools (i.e. MS Office, Teams, LIMS, ERP, and other company applications)

• Corporate prescribed safety training

Work Environment

The essential functions and physical requirements of this position are as follows:

• Physical Activities:

Ability to sit or stand for up to 8 hours per day.

Frequently bend, twist, and reach or extend as part of daily activities.

Lift, carry, and move items weighing up to 20 pounds as needed.

• Visual and Inspection Requirements:

Must have 20/20 vision (natural or corrected) to perform visual inspection of manufactured products for quality and compliance with specifications.

• Technical and Office Duties:

Regularly read and interpret technical documents and specifications.

Operate a computer and other office equipment as necessary.

Occasionally work in an office environment to complete administrative or technical tasks.

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

Must don required personal protective equipment (PPE) daily, including but not limited to safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and other items as required in a manufacturing environment