Cushman Control Equipment Technic

JOB TITLE:              Control Equipment Technician             REPORTS TO:         Engineer and/or Maintenance Manager   PURPOSE:                To safely and efficiently perform general and preventative maintenance on electrical and mechanical systems throughout the location.   RESPONSIBILITIES:         Participate in the plant safety process Lock Out/Tag equipment being worked on Understand Electrical and Mechanical systems. Troubleshoot, calibrate, and service electrical and mechanical systems. Understand and know how to read schematics and blueprints Understand pneumatics and hydraulic systems Use of hand and power tools safely Maintain documents on various systems Perform, document, and keep up with Preventive Maintenance on equipment. Maintain and order spare parts as needed.   SKILL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to work safely Ability to read and write and follow directions Ability to comprehend written and verbal instructions Ability to understand and use test equipment Ability to lock out and tag out equipment Ability to troubleshoot, calibrate and service electrical and mechanical equipment. Ability to perform a PM on equipment and document properly. Ability to use hand tools and power tools safely. Ability to properly document maintenance performed. Basic computing skills including opening files, closing files, manipulating windows. Good communication skills     MACHINES, TOOLS, MATERIALS, AND EQUIPMENT: Production Equipment, Hand and power tools, Testing equipment, Shop equipment, Fork lift (as needed), Aerial Lift (as needed),  Hoists, Ladders, Oils and Lubricants, Various materials, fire Extinguisher.     AUTHORIZED TRAINING TIME:  50 Weeks       PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:                                        FREQUENCY, AMOUNT, OR DESCRIPTION Standing:   Ability to stand while working on various pieces of equipment. 90% of day Moving Move freely throughout the location. 100% of day Lifting: Lifting a max weight of 40#(Men) or 25#(Men) 20% of day Push Pushing shop carts, tool boxes, and equipment being repaired. 15% of day Reach: Ability to reach over equipment and for tools being used. 70% of day Bending:   Ability to pick up objects from the floor. Ability to bend while working on equipment. Ability to get under machinery. 40% of day Access The ability to use all types of ladders. 20% of day Walking Ability to walk through the plant to get to work area, meeting rooms, break area, and to perform job requirements. 50% of day Visual Acuity: Ability to see fine print instructions.  Perform thorough visual inspection of equipment.  Read and understand written and computer screens, instructions and specifications. 90% of day Environment:  Ability to work around various materials.   100% of day Environment:    Ability to work in various conditions:  Indoor and Outdoor. 100% of day 11) Environment: Ability to follow defined break schedule. 10% Environment: Ability to work in manufacturing environment around powered material handling vehicles and moving mechanical parts. 100% of day Schedule/Attendance:  Must be able to regularly and predictably attend per scheduled hours. 100% of day