Industrial Motor Technician

• Read job cards to determine: job status, work authorizations/limitations, estimate, description of problems, and/or expected serviceability.
• Test electromechanical equipment to troubleshoot known or suspected problems using various methods (AC or DC).
• Disassemble electromechanical equipment noting parts identification, configuration and condition.
• Replace or repair worn or defective mechanical or electromechanical assemblies, including but not limited to: bearings, brushes, brush holders, motor leads, gears, seals, impellers, mechanical switches, brakes, clutches, clutch rotors, fans, end shields, etc.
• Retest reassembled electromechanical equipment for proper output and operation.
• Complete required paperwork for each job accurately and on a timely basis.
• Operate specialized repair and testing equipment and other equipment as needed.
• Observe all safety procedures and use proper protective gear (especially ear and eye protection).
• Lift, tighten, adjust and/or secure heavy objects in order to perform work duties.
• Keep work area neat and clean as directed by supervisor.
• Assist other mechanics or other service center personnel in skilled or non-skilled duties as directed by supervisor or service manager.
• Maintain records of maintenance activities and repair work performed.

• Frequently lift up to 50 pounds and adjust body position to climb, bend, stoop, squat, crawl, kneel, walk, turn, pivot, push, pull, reach overhead and stand for 8 or more hours a day.
• Must display excellent time management skills, be able to work with little or no supervision and communicate regularly.
• Ability to work in varying temperatures indoor/outdoor, depending upon season.

This is a full-time position, Monday through Friday, typically 7:00a.m. – 4:00p.m. However, Evenings, Overtime, Saturday and Sunday may be required to meet business demand.