Production Technician

Production Technician

 Supports the efficient and cost effective production of electric energy by performing any and all power plant maintenance functions which may include but are not limited to: operating equipment, insulating, painting, lubricating, carpentry; mechanical maintenance and repair or power plant equipment including machining, assembly and disassembly of equipment, investigating and correcting mechanical malfunctions; performing skilled electrical and mechanical work necessary to install, operate and maintain building equipment; perform electrical maintenance including heat tracing, motor replacement, motor overhaul, lighting fixture and lighting circuit maintenance.  Maintain high personnel and equipment safety and environmental compliance standards and practices. Assist in the administration and oversight of contractors of plant maintenance, warehousing activities and building and grounds maintenance.   Assist in the development and defining of overall maintenance policies and procedures. Respond quickly to abnormal plant conditions or requirements. Supplement operations by performing basic operations as trained.  Employees will perform any and all tasks for which they are properly trained and can competently and safely perform.

 Primary Skill:  While there is only one Production Technician job classification, employees will also have their primary skill listed for purposes of bidding, bumping and call outs as discussed below.  The primary skill options are: Electrician, Mechanic/Welder, Mechanic, E&I Technician, Technician, Instrument and Mechanic/Machinist, and Renewable. For example, “Production Technician, Mechanic.”