•Adhere to all Energy Control Procedures (ECPs) and the Lock, Tag, Try (LTT) system. Demonstrate respect for potential hazards within the manufacturing environment and participate in required training and process audits.
•Communicate effectively in the primary language used within the plant.
•Demonstrate basic computer proficiency, including email, spreadsheets, and word processing applications.
•Develop and maintain working knowledge of SAP as the maintenance management system.
•Learn and follow safe rigging practices and procedures.
•Operate forklifts safely and maintain required licensing and certifications.
•Learn fundamental troubleshooting techniques, including problem analysis and root cause identification. Assist in reducing downtime and promoting effective problem-solving methods rather than trial-and-error repairs.
•Understand the basic principles required to consistently manufacture quality shingles, including critical product characteristics, key process variables, and customer requirements.
•Develop an understanding of World Class Manufacturing (WCM) concepts, including their individual and business benefits, key performance metrics, and operational focus areas.
•Assist with the installation, modification, maintenance, and repair of plant equipment using approved methods and procedures.
•Lubricate equipment as required using appropriate oils, greases, and related products.
•Perform preventive maintenance tasks in accordance with established procedures and checklists.
•Follow all safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices, including the use of sound judgment and common-sense safety awareness.
•Learn to read, interpret, and apply information from blueprints, schematics, manuals, and other technical references.
•Participate in the Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) program, including ownership and care of assigned equipment and completion of related training requirements.
•Attend and actively participate in maintenance training programs to support continued growth and development of mechanical skills.
•Safely use a variety of hand tools, power tools, forklifts, hoists, man lifts, oil removal equipment, and other support equipment after receiving proper training.
•Inspect plant equipment to identify potential issues before equipment failures occur.
•Maintain clean and organized work areas and comply with good housekeeping practices before, during, and after each job.
•Comply with all environmental policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
•Maintain a positive learning attitude and actively seek opportunities to expand technical knowledge and maintenance skills. Be receptive to coaching, mentoring, and constructive feedback from maintenance personnel and other team members.
•Ability to think clearly under pressure and make timely decisions.
•Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
•Strong attention to detail.
•Ability to learn the proper and safe use of tools, equipment, and machinery required for the position.
•Ability to properly align belt-driven, gear-driven, and direct-coupled shafts using appropriate alignment tools and specified tolerances.