Reads, interprets, and understands manufacturers' equipment manuals, preventative (PM) task sheets and safety policies.

Performs equipment adjustments and repairs, preventative maintenance, and emergency breakdowns.

Performs specific duties during both production and non-production hours in a timely manner with OSHA Lockout/Tagout and Company safety regulations.

Monitors performance of equipment and informs maintenance and production supervisors of potential problems.

Maintains logbooks by applying math skills through the equipment PM stages in order to calibrate machinery to performance standards.

Provides "hands on" training and direction to lower-level mechanics and techs in properly servicing, repairing, and maintaining the equipment operated by the company.