Mechanical Helper

Overview

Responsibilities

• Perform planned maintenance and service calls properly, and on-call. This may include and is not limited to inspecting, adjusting, lubing or replacing the following: chains and sprockets, pulleys and rollers, motors and gearboxes, belts, belt or chain take-ups, carrying rollers and snubber rollers, sensors and reflectors, regulators, sortation devices, pneumatic brakes, filters and stops, safety switches, frames and guide rails
• Maintain a professional manner to guarantee a professional image for our company.
• Perform on-site technical work when required and assist others when necessary. Provide a detailed and complete service report.
• Accept Jobs as assigned. Once assigned take ownership of the job.
• Preview calendar, and Job tickets assigned by office in advance before the day of the assignment.
• Identify what is needed for the job, and make sure you are prepared for the assignment.
• Communicate back to the office any questions you may have to be prepared for the assignment. Accept new duties and responsibilities when assigned.
• As needed, provide technical support for customers, technicians, and sub-contractors.
• Work in-conjunction with other on-site technicians, sub-contractors and other trades.
• Complete all documentation and get all proper signatures and authorizations required per company policy.
• Submit parts usage per job, so to maintain accurate truck, CSI warehouse and/or customer inventory levels.

Maintain communication with Project Manager and Sales throughout project, which may include:

• -equipment resolutions, modifications, shipping errors, etc.

Maintain safety standards/protocols throughout all projects, which will include:

• -safety training of temporary help.
• -ensuring other sub-contractors are following safety protocols
• -obtains all necessary sign off’s that subcontractors have reviewed safety protocols
• -Coordinate with Customer’s onsite primary point of contact for all installation phases.
• -Maintain good customer relationship throughout entire project.
• -Operate fork trucks, scissor lifts, and rental equipment as needed for project installation.
• -Verify equipment on site matches to Bills of Ladings
• -Site housekeeping always maintained- verify with customer their specifications

Qualifications & Experience

• Education and Experience Required:
• HS Diploma
• Trade School with Mechanical background, a plus
• Mechanical Installation 5+ years, not required but a plus
• Field Service minimum 2 years
• Welder certification, a plus
• Certifications / Licenses:
• Valid drivers license
• 10 hour OSHA certification, desired
• Fork Truck certification, desired
• Technical / Computer Skills:
• Basic computer knowledge, Microsoft software, AutoCAD viewer
• Read technical/installation drawings/schematics
• Operate a meter and tachometer
• Environmental / Physical Factors:
• This position works primarily in a typical warehouse and industrial environment.
• This position requires ability to lift 25 - 75 lbs. individually
• Able to move 150 lbs in a safe manner
• Ability to work On Call 24 / 7