Processing Technician Grade 1 - Elma, NY, US
Job Information
Job Order ID :
NY1496602
# of Positions :
2
Minimum Education Level :
Associate's Degree
Experience Required :
none
Salary :
$18.85 + hourly
Duration :
Full Time Regular
Shift :
varies
Hours per week:
40
Job Description
Elma, NY. Steuben Foods. Processing Technician Grade 1.
FT. Benefits. $18.85/Hour.
Education/Prerequisite Requirements:
Associates Degree in one of the Engineering disciplines or equivalent related fields or life work
experience equivalence.
Liquid food packaging and processing experience or equivalent.
Equipment/Training Knowledge:
Experience in and knowledge with PLC troubleshooting and logic preferred.
Knowledge in motor control and VFDs, and experience with Servo control preferred.
Basic knowledge and experience with instrumentation, sensors, photo-electrics, analog circuit
control and low voltage power distribution is a must.
Experience with Hydraulics and pneumatics are a plus.
Experience with a computer maintenance system for work order processing.
Ability/willingness to work in plant environment under stressful conditions such as heat and
cold, high places and confined spaces and have full mobility with ability to climb ladders and
stairs.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for food safety and quality.
Supporting production by providing high-quality and timely mechanical support of equipment.
Effectively communicate reliability concerns to supervision.
First 4-8 weeks training with Grade 3 APO on how processors are ran.
Performs scheduled maintenance repairs of processors, breddos, all mixes, silos, and CIP system.
Able to read and interpret equipment manuals and work orders to perform required preventive
and corrective maintenance.
Willingness to participate in a team environment to work towards a common company goal of
creating a safe workplace and quality product.
Apply Online at: http://www.steubenfoods.com/job-openings/
Company Information
Name :
Steuben Foods, Inc.
Application Information
Online :
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