International Paper
Maintenance Technician 3
Shreveport, LA, United States · Contract
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About the role
- AND one of the following - Five (5) year experience in any of the following Maintenance Skill Areas: MILLWRIGHT, MACHINIST, LUBRICATION, WELDING, AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE, OR PIPEFITTING.
- OR - Five (5) year vocational/technical education in the Mechanical Discipline: MILLWRIGHT, MACHINIST, WELDING, OR PIPEFITTING.
- Be able to make adjustments on equipment to improve productivity.
Requirements
- Must be able to read mechanical blue prints and schematics
- Must be able to reference equipment manuals and other technical literature
- Ability to complete End of Shift reports and email to leaders and management.
- Able to examine and determine to what degree parts have worn, and repair or replace parts as needed.
- Must be able to work Heights.
- Must be able to run forklift, clamp truck, man lift, or other motorized equipment per IP standards, to perform maintenance tasks
- Must be willing and able to lift and carry 75lbs.
- Must be willing and able to take call or fill in for other shifts when needed.
Skills
- Must be 18 years or older
- Eligible for employment in the US
- High School Diploma or GED or equivalent work experience
- Basic computer skills
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