Intermediate Shop Mechanic

Conhagen Intermediate Mechanic

JOB SUMMARY:

The Intermediate Mechanics assist the mechanic department by independently carrying out simple activities such as building primary pumps, balancing standard rotors, and hydro-inspecting machinery. Furthermore, Intermediate Mechanics serve as a source of expertise and authority for trainee mechanics and resolving common mechanical issues. The Intermediate Mechanic should have at least 3-4 years of industrial mechanics experience.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Under limited aid, inspect, clean, assemble, and take apart rotating equipment following verbal and written instructions.
• Acquaintance with the components and operations of pumps and turbines.
• Familiarity with the restoration and inspection of mechanical equipment. In-depth understanding of health, safety, and environmental regulations.
• Examine and interpret sketches, printed instructions, and technical aids.
• Employ fundamental mathematics such as (geometry) to measure to a thousandth of an inch precisely.
• Operate transportation machinery like forklifts and overhead cranes to move products between production areas. (Locations may vary)
• Execute all photo & visual inspections.
• Label all equipment components appropriately to guarantee successful reassembly.
• Clean and sandblast parts for inspection.
• Execute Non-Destructive Testing examinations on all essential components.
• Prepare components for the final assembly.
• Record all clearances of rotating components before unit assembly.
• Manage, clean, and put away parts suitably.
• Complete and submit all required documents promptly.
• Notify the Safety Manager (Coordinator) of any broken machinery or equipment.
• Regularly conduct shop cleaning and upkeep to guarantee an orderly and secure work atmosphere.
• Adherence to all H.S.E. guidelines, encompassing company, state, and federal (OSHA) regulations, is essential.
• Establish a transparent dialogue with supervisors, craft workers, and coworkers during inspections and cleaning procedures.
• Make recommendations for procedural solutions to improve the efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness of the company/department.
• Provide occasional training and mentoring for inexperienced mechanics.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Adequate understanding of the English language (spoken & written.)
• Must have the authorization to work in the U.S. and be able to provide proof.
• Interpret drawings, sketches, and written instructions.
• Ability to remain on task.
• Proficiency in problem-solving.
• Proficiency in critical thinking and deductive reasoning.
• Detail oriented Proficiency in attentive listening & verbal communication.
• Consistent attendance and punctuality.
• Capability to manage time effectively.
• Competency to fulfill duties with little help and self-direction.
• Work both collaboratively and independently.
• Two years of experience inspecting and remedying rotating machinery malfunctions in a parallel field.
• Fundamental mechanic skills and comprehension of machinery are essential.
• Use precise measuring tools such as indicators, verniers, micrometers, calipers, internal diameters, and gauges.
• Measure with precision down to .0001.
• Employ hydraulic equipment and tools, such as torque wrenches, pullers, hand presses, and torches.
• To transport products between production areas, and safely operate material transport equipment such as forklifts and overhead cranes. (May vary by location.)

PREFERRED SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS:

• Possessing experience in a shop setting with rapid changes and short-term product cycles is a plus.
• Weekend availability.
• High school diploma or G.E.D.
• Certification from an accredited educational institution.
• Industrial Mechanical vocational training.
• Team player Forklift certification is a plus. (May vary by location.)
• Leadership skills/experience

WORK CONDITIONS:

• Predominantly in a mechanic shop environment.
• Long stationary positions.
• Completing tasks with minimal technical support and guidance.
• A lively atmosphere in which product cycles are subject to possible fluctuations.
• Perform work near machinery with a moderate level of noise.
• Donning specified safety P.P.E. (eyeglasses & ear protection) is a must.
• Working with ladders is a potential part of the job. (May vary by location.)
• Proximity to constrained areas near the equipment is probable.
• Conhagen may request an extension of hours to meet customer requirements.
• Overtime Opportunities. (The number of overtime hours available can vary depending on the branch location.)
• Interact with fellow personnel, directors, and tradespeople daily.
• Steel-toe footwear is mandatory.
• Conhagen offers shop uniforms. (May vary by location.)
• A tool purchasing program is available.

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL REQUIREMENTS:

• The capacity to endure lengthy spans of standing.
• Possesses the strength to tug, heave, and transport up to 50 lbs.
• Capability to crouch, kneel, flex, and traverse equipment.
• Sufficient vision: both near and distant, able to focus/adjust eyesight.
• Adequate vision depth perception.
• Proficient hand-eye coordination.
• The capacity to traverse a mechanic shop environment with/without accommodation.
• Adhering to all company regulations and protocols.
• Self-starting & motivated.

Compliance and Acknowledgment:

Acknowledge flexibility in work assignments and equal opportunity employer policy.

All candidates receiving an employment offer must pass a standard drug and background screening before employment begins.