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This role supports the uptime of production lines through preventative maintenance tasks and troubleshooting, reporting to the Maintenance Manager.

Repair and maintain mechanical aspects of site equipment.
Troubleshoot, repair, install, and maintain various types of mechanical equipment, including motors, pumps, valves, controls, and conveyors.
Assemble machinery and equipment in accordance with vendor manuals and specifications.
Ensure mechanical equipment operates safely and efficiently.
Read and interpret equipment manuals, drawings, diagrams, blueprints, and work orders for maintenance and service.
Respond to emergency equipment breakdowns and service mechanical needs efficiently.
Assist contractors with troubleshooting and repairing compressed air machines, hot/cold water, and building drains.
Manage time with multiple work orders, accurately updating FiXX, and ordering necessary parts/supplies.
Assemble equipment using machine shop methods such as welding, fastening, and riveting.
Align machines and equipment using hoists, dollies, rollers, and trucks.
Establish centerline, calibrate, and balance general equipment.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives and knowledge transfer.

Must have a valid 433A Industrial Millwright license.
Must have 5 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment (preferably in food / beverage manufacturing).
Must have knowledge of using CMMS, specifically closing work orders, writing completion notes, and logging parts usage.
Must have automation control troubleshooting experience (PLC, Ladder Logic, Communication, Relays, etc).
Must have had exposure to major equipment repairs and overhauling.
Must have a basic understanding of facilities maintenance, including building repair and maintenance on steam systems, compressed air, HVAC, and sprinkler systems.
Must have drive for process improvement and an eager to learn skillset.
Must have the ability to problem solve reasonably complex situations.
Must be flexible to work day shift or afternoon shift.
Must be flexible to work over weekends if needed.
Must be able to work 8-to-12-hour shifts if needed.
Must have a full set of tools to use on site; a toolbox will be provided.
Must wear PPE designed for food manufacturing (Bump Caps, Safety Glasses, Hair Nets, Beard Nets, Uniforms, and Safety Shoes).
Must be able to lift up to 50lbs, crawl underneath equipment, and work at heights.
Strong ability to work collaboratively and contribute to a safe and positive work environment.

Millwright at Select Food Products Limited

Millwright