Mechanic

Mechanical:As requested and as the result of inspection tours, checks machines and equipment to see if they are operating efficientlyWhen machines or equipment are not functioning properly, diagnoses the cause by observation, sound or other methods based on mechanical knowledge and determines what repairs or adjustments are neededAdjusts or changes settings of semi-complex and complex machines or assemblies involving simple or intricate adjustmentsAs needed, repairs machines by replacing such parts as gears, discs, cams, belts, chains, studs, guides, shafts, bushings, etc.Makes test run and final adjustmentsPartially or completely dismantles equipment to make repairs and/or adjustments and reassembles equipmentPipefitting:Lies out and installs piping with valves, tees, nipples, drains, etc.Measures, cuts and threads pipe as neededMeasures, cuts, bends and sweat couples copper tubingConnects pneumatic control instruments and adjusts control valvesPacks valves, replaces gaskets, floats, washers, etc.Diagnoses cause of trouble and make necessary repairs, adjustments, or replacements to pipelines, valves, sprinkler heads, toilets, fountains, fluid or gas lines, etc.Estimates other than stock items needed and orders same through supervisors.Lubricating:Lubricates the moving parts and wearing surfaces of all assigned machines, mechanical equipment, motors, etc., and regulates the quantity to be used. Removes excess grease and foreign matterUses specified lubricantsFollows scheduled and deviates from same when necessaryNotes any obvious equipment defects and notifies supervisor of sameUtility Maintenance:Lies out and performs general masonry work, such as, building forms and the mixing and pouring of concrete for pedestals, footings, etc.Digs trenches and lay tile pipe, etc.Perform miscellaneous grounds maintenance workMakes minor floor and roof repairsCarpentry:Makes and/or repairs benches, platforms, closets, partitions, shelves, bins, racks, etc.Adjusts doors, and replaces locks and hingesWelding:Regulates the flow of gas to control flame or current for proper temperature.Performs routine welding duties involving broken or cracked parts or in the erecting and welding of small stands, etc.Skills:Know how to check, adjust, clean, and lubricate assigned equipmentKnow how to tend and operate boilers and make water testsKnow how to diagnose cause of trouble in all equipment, dismantle and repair sameKnowledge of plant layoutKnow how to make plumbing and pipefitting repairs and modificationPhysical and Working Conditions Required:Will be required to stand, walk, bend, climb, lift, and carryWill be required to work indoors and outdoorsMust have good sight, touch, and hearingMust have good manual dexterityMust know how to operate hand and power tools common to the tradeMust be able to work under natural and artificial lightEducation:High School GraduateThis description because of the nature and importance of the position may not be all inclusive. Responsibilities may change as business conditions change.

Created: 2026-01-06