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Kraft Heinz

Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants

Predictive Maintenance Technician

Equipment MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeGarland, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Extensive knowledge of electrical equipment, components, and parts, with a background in industrial, mechanical, and electrical processes.
  • Knowledge of Ohm’s law and the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits.
  • Knowledge of DC circuit power, voltage, current, and resistance in series and parallel circuits.
  • Knowledge of AC circuit power, resistance, inductance, and capacitance in a three-phase system.
  • Knowledge of leading and lagging voltage and current angles as displayed in a vector diagram or voltage-current time domain for a three-phase AC motor circuit.
  • Knowledge of three-phase induction motor theory, including basic operation and construction, stator and rotor components, pole construction, and motor insulation types.
  • Knowledge of servo motor theory, operation, and construction.
  • Knowledge of basic DC motor theory, operation, and construction, including commutator, armature, field, field windings, and brushes.
  • Safe use of tools and electrical measuring instruments, including multimeters, current probes, and megohm meters.
  • Must achieve Level I certification in vibration, oil analysis, and infrared technologies within one year.
  • At least two years of mechanical or electrical background in an industrial setting.
  • Strong keyboarding and computer skills, including ability to use Microsoft Office business applications.
  • Ability to apply problem-solving techniques, communicate effectively, demonstrate leadership, and plan effectively.
  • Administrative, organizational, interpersonal, and presentation skills.
  • Written and oral communication skills, with ability to convey ideas and facts clearly and concisely.
  • Must meet pre-qualification criteria and be willing to upgrade skills in areas where skills are marginal.
  • Knowledge of maintenance systems and new predictive maintenance technologies, or willingness and ability to train in these areas.
  • Ability to perform bending, squatting, kneeling, sorting, ascending, and descending; lift or move up to 50 pounds; hold and grip objects; and operate equipment and disassemble and reassemble equipment with necessary manual dexterity.
  • Ability to work primarily indoors in hot, humid production environments and cold, cooler environments.

Responsibilities

  • Analyze data collected from condition-based maintenance routes; perform ultrasonic, infrared, and vibration data collection and analysis, and root cause failure analysis.
  • Develop the condition-based maintenance program under the direction of maintenance leadership and third-party resources as needed.
  • Analyze vibration data and collect vibration route data on critical equipment.
  • Manage the vibration software database, analysis parameter settings, and alarms.
  • Monitor rotational equipment components and lubrication using ultrasonic technologies; detect compressed gas and steam leaks; and report recommended repairs.
  • Perform mechanical and electrical infrared preventive maintenance, analyze infrared data, and prepare reports.
  • Perform offline quality acceptance testing on new motors and online and offline testing on critical motors in operation; analyze data and report recommended repairs.
  • Process lubricant samples, analyze sample data, and provide reports and recommendations.
  • Manage predictive maintenance equipment and ensure its safe use and storage.
  • Assist in creating and updating predictive maintenance routes using the appropriate technology for each application.
  • Train others in the use of predictive maintenance technologies as needed.
  • Assist with issues discovered during condition-based maintenance routes and equipment inspections by entering notifications into SAP, notifying the coordinator, lubrication technician, or mechanic, or addressing issues in the field as needed.
  • Travel for courses held out of state and, if needed, provide short-term support at other facilities.
  • Develop and maintain positive rapport with customers, suppliers, contractors, Kraft associates, and third-party storeroom associates.
  • Serve as a leader or participant on assigned teams and support team decisions.
  • Comply with Quality Risk Management requirements for the Maintenance/Engineering department.
  • Be accountable for Safety, Health, and Environmental systems and operational standards to ensure compliance with policies, procedures, and processes.
  • Facilitate timely completion and effectiveness of Quality Risk Management corrective actions for the area of responsibility.
  • Carry a Kraft-issued phone and respond to emergency calls.
  • Provide coverage for peers during vacation, training, illness, and meetings.
  • Coordinate vacation with Maintenance leadership and communicate by email with as much notice as possible.
  • Support Idea and Suggestion initiatives generated within the business unit.
  • Follow the correct call-in procedures detailed in the employee handbook.
  • Perform work in accordance with Kraft, OSHA, and NEC standards, including lockout/tagout, hot work, fall protection, and other OSHA regulations.
  • Comply with Kraft policies, procedures, and Good Manufacturing Practices.
  • Support the plant and department’s operational reliability culture, team goals, and vision.
  • Use the SAP system to document maintenance activities.
  • Perform other duties as assigned by Maintenance Management.

About the Company

Kraft Heinz

Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants

Kraft Heinz makes packaged foods and drinks for households, restaurants and other foodservice operators around the world. Its portfolio includes Heinz ketchup and spans sauces, cheese, ready meals, coffee and refrigerated foods. The company develops recipes, manufactures products in its factories and works with outside producers to supply different markets. It earns revenue by selling through grocery chains, wholesalers, online retailers and distributors that serve commercial kitchens. With operating roots in Heinz's 1869 business and its combined group formed by a 2015 merger, it is co-headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Chicago, Illinois.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
1869

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