Production Mechanic

Job description

Primary Role Production Mechanic in Delran, New Jersey Posted Range: $35.78/hour This position may be eligible for annual incentive pay and contracted increases as determined by the collective bargaining agreement, and you will have the opportunity for continued salary growth. In addition to compensation, you will be offered a comprehensive benefits package including 401(k), Defined Contribution Plan, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, medical, prescription, dental and vision coverage, plus disability, paid time off, life insurance, voluntary benefits, health and wellness programs and much more!

American Water is also proud to offer employees learning opportunities and work experiences to grow professionally! The Production Mechanic I may be assigned to perform any responsibility of the Production Mechanic I that lies within the capabilities of the employee based on experience, knowledge, qualifications, and training. Hours/Shift Must be available to work the following schedule. Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 4 PM. Possible overtime.

Shift subject to change to Tuesday - Saturday or Sunday-Thursday based on the needs of the company.

Key Accountabilities

Perform and/or assist with repairs to, and the maintenance of, equipment and facilities such as, but not limited to chemical pump cleaning, piping repairs and modifications, cleaning and painting of equipment and structures, machinery lubrication, pump adjustments, equipment analysis and data collection, vibration, temperature, and electrical readings, and analytical water testing equipment. Calibration and routine maintenance of control systems, including troubleshooting and diagnostics of related software and hardware.

Maintain the appearance of water treatment facilities and grounds in accord with Company standards. Prioritize and coordinate tasks and/or activities required for the efficient, safe, and reliable operation of water and sewerage treatment facilities and related appurtenances. Receive and distribute chemicals in accord with established Company, state, and/or federal safety standards and or practices. The Production Mechanic I may also be assigned to perform any responsibility that lies within the capabilities of the employee based on experience, knowledge, qualifications and training.

Knowledge/Skills The Production Mechanic Level I must possess a working knowledge of hydraulic, electrical, and computer theories, applications, and hardware configurations. An understanding of the distribution system network including, but not limited to, gradients, capacities, interconnections, mapping, service territory and facility locations to ensure the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of the water treatment facility and related appurtenances.

The Production Mechanic I must be capable of operating equipment and vehicles necessary for the completion of assignments and must possess a commercial driver’s license with appropriate endorsements. The Production Mechanic I may be required to pass a qualification examination developed by the Company prior to the conclusion of the qualification period, and will be required to obtain and maintain a T-1 in accord with the educational and operational criteria established by the State of New Jersey.

The individual will also be required to pass an initial and annual OSHA medical examination, and must be able to perform the essential functions and meet the physical requirements for Production Mechanic I. Working knowledge of company policies, procedures, and safety practices as well as State and Federal rules and regulations applicable to area of responsibility including, but not limited to, OSHA. Experience/Education High school diploma or GED.

Valid Driver’s License and ability to pass motor vehicle background check. Certifications & Licenses Will be required to obtain and maintain a T-1 within 3 years.

Competencies

Plans & AlignsDecision MakingCommunicates EffectivelyBuilds NetworksAction Oriented