Job Description:
Job Description
Mars Snacking – TNN Site
Chattanooga, TN
Mechanical Operator
Shift: Monday-Friday (Day Shift- shift hours will vary according to production schedule)
Additional shift details will be provided in the interview process.
Position Summary:
Mechanical Operators are equipment experts and are highly functional in multiple areas. Mechanical Operators ensure efficiency, operational conformance, product quality and continuous improvement. Able to troubleshoot various competencies: Pneumatic, Basic Hydraulic, Automation, Machining, and Mechanical Systems on all Process and Packaging Equipment with minimal guidance. Partner with production operators to properly maintain and repair equipment in a fast paced, high production work environment while prioritizing multiple mechanical and administrative tasks.
What are we looking for?
Minimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Physical Requirements:
What will be your key responsibilities?
Capable of troubleshooting, repairing and overhauling equipment within close tolerances and mechanical problem-solving on process & packaging equipment.
Perform Preventative Maintenance (PM's) on Process & Packaging Equipment with minimal guidance.
Support Operations in equipment setup, changeover and training of operators in Autonomous Maintenance (AM) activities.
Document Work Orders (WO) using Computerized Maintenance Management System (SAP-PPM Plant Maintenance).
Effectively communicate with Operators, Peers, Supervisors and all levels of management on a daily basis.
Provide enthusiastic support where needed and complete other duties as assigned by Team Leader.
Demonstrate Engagement in Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Theory and Concepts through participation in Pillar Teams, training fellow Technicians/Operators in Autonomous Maintenance (AM) activities to include conducting Breakdown Analysis (BDA’s). Training
Understand and adhere to Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) Procedures, Confined Space Procedures and all other Plant Safety/Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) requirements related to supporting machinery uptime.
Able to assess equipment operating reliability and perform routine repairs, adjustments and malfunction troubleshooting
Able to maintain accurate records of quality control checks, production numbers or waste performance.
Able to operate a computer and utilize the basic standard desktop systems (LSS, PSL, MIS, SQCIS, etc.).
Understands principles of inventory control. • Has knowledge of the plant's products and goals.
Understands production schedules, production computer systems, work instructions.
What can you expect from Mars?