Tuesday-Saturday 3:30pm-12:00am

(All days and hours subject to change)

Exercise judgment to plan and perform a wide variety of work related to machine repair and fabrication of parts.

Advanced knowledge of machine repair and machine shop operations equivalent to 1 - 2 years practical trades training and previous work experience, that includes pipe fitting, burning and welding.

At least 3 years additional practical experience, some of which includes electronic experience, is required.

A valid drivers license is required; the ability to drive both manual and automatic transmission vehicles is required.

Must provide own hand tools.

FOR CONSIDERATION FOR THIS POSITION, PLEASE COMPLETE AN ONLINE APPLICATION.

Diagnose trouble, determine the extent of replacements or adjustments needed and make general and major repairs.

Prepare all related parts for installation/repair of a variety of equipment including doors, motors, generators, fans, compressors, air conditioners, elevators, lawn and snow equipment, kitchen slicers, dishwashers, conveyors, garbage disposal, washing machines, floor buffers, vacuum cleaners, etc.

Disconnect, connect and replace associated piping, including soldering and electric and gas welding.

Perform complete greasing and lubricating programs according to specifications.

Rebuild or fabricate new parts for shafts, railings, tools, etc.

Assemble, set up, install and repair beds, furniture, laboratory and kitchen equipment, shelves, lockers, railings, etc.

Rework vehicles and repair change-over salt boxes, plows, bucket truck, doors, frames and related parts.

Work from schematic drawings, wire diagrams and specifications.

Use a variety of materials including aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, brass, bronze, cast iron, drill rod, white metal, zinc diecast, plastics, rubber, bakelite, etc.

Repair door closers and fabricate screens.

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