工业维修技术员

工作日程

• Industrial Maintenance Technicians work full-time, including shifts that cover nights, weekends, and holidays. Overtime is sometimes required, especially during peak production periods or when urgent repairs are needed.

典型职责

• Perform routine inspections to ensure machinery is in good working order
• Use hand and power tools to conduct preventive maintenance aimed at preventing breakdowns
• Check equipment fluid levels, as necessary
• Clean, lubricate, and make minor adjustments to machinery, in accordance with manufacturer guidelines
• Use diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues
• Repair or replace defective, damaged, or worn out parts.
• Maintain parts inventories
• Fabricate or grind parts to fit dimensions
• Perform basic wiring and welding as required
• Collaborate with other maintenance staff and production team members
• Assist in the installation of new equipment and machinery, following manufacturer specifications
• Calibrate and test equipment, if authorized to do so, to ensure optimal operation
• Provide training to junior technicians and machine operators
• Keep records of maintenance activities and issues on logs and work orders
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards to avoid workplace injuries
• 标记正在维修或等待零件的设备
• 拆除需要移动或带离现场的碎片
• 拆卸过程中仔细编排零件目录

额外责任

• Order supplies
• Prepare cost estimates
• Review technical manuals as needed
• 进行工具和设备盘点
• 确保所有的测试工具在用于测试机器之前都经过正确的校准。
• 准备和使用化学清洁产品
• 践行所有的安全协议，以减少工作场所的意外事故
• 根据需要，穿戴适当的个人防护设备
• Report machinery statuses and maintenance activities to supervisors
• Suggest improvements to enhance equipment performance and reliability
• Stay up-to-date on maintenance techniques, tools, and relevant software 

软技能

• 适应性
• 分析性的
• 注重细节
• 协调
• 评价技能
• 手和手指的灵活性
• 独立的
• 观察者
• 组织机构
• 耐心
• 解决问题
• 现实的
• 力量和耐力
• 强大的阅读能力
• 团队成员
• 时间管理

技术技能

Industrial Maintenance Technicians must be familiar with:

• Computerized maintenance management systems
• Diagnostic and precision tools
• 设备维护、校准和修理
• 设施管理方案
• Industrial safety regulations
• 库存管理软件
• Mechanical and electrical systems
• Programmable logic controllers
• 技术手册数据库
• Technical manuals and blueprints
• Tools and equipment usage
• Welding and machining

• Automotive factories
• 商业和工业维修
• 建筑
• Energy production facilities
• Food processing facilities
• Manufacturing plants
• Pharmaceutical plants
• 批发贸易    

The role of Industrial Maintenance Technicians involves physical labor, working in confined spaces, and being exposed to workplace hazards like noise, smoke, fumes, moving parts, and sharp metal.

Technicians have to stay vigilant to avoid mishaps. They’ve also got to be very knowledgeable about the machines and equipment they work on, so they can keep everything up and running as much as possible.

Since downtime due to breakdowns can be so costly, a lot is riding on the diligence of these workers. They simply can’t afford to lose track of maintenance schedules or to forget to perform some critical preventive fix. When something does go wrong, they’ve got to be ready to address it immediately – or know who to contact to do repairs beyond their scope of duty! 

With advancements in technology, Industrial Maintenance Technicians are increasingly expected to work with sophisticated diagnostic tools and automated machinery.

Predictive maintenance, which uses data analytics to predict equipment failures before they occur, is getting more common every year. Technicians thus have to develop skills in data analysis and digital tools.

At the same time, the rise of automation and smart factories means that Industrial Maintenance Technicians need to be very familiar with programmable logic controllers and other automated systems. This shift is creating new opportunities for those who can combine traditional mechanical skills with knowledge of advanced technology.

Many Industrial Maintenance Technicians enjoyed tinkering with mechanical devices, fixing bikes, or disassembling gadgets to see how they work. They often had a natural curiosity about how things function, as well as a general knack for problem-solving. High school shop classes, science fairs, and hands-on projects likely played a significant role in their early interest in this career field!