Take a look at one of our latest roles! Production Tech III - #Midland. The Production Tech is responsible for the maintenance and repair of production equipment. They will troubleshoot problems, diagnose equipment failures, and make repairs as needed. They will also work with other production staff to ensure that production is meeting quality and quantity goals. To apply, please click the link below
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What's the quickest way for a production operator to lose respect? #Carelessness. A careless operator quickly gets a bad reputation with maintenance crews. No maintenance man likes to spend time repairing a machine because an operator lets the oil level get too low. Here's why attention to detail matters: ✅ Mutual Respect: Careful operators earn the respect of their colleagues, including maintenance crews. ✅ Efficiency: Keeping machines well-oiled and in good working order prevents unnecessary downtime. ✅ Early Intervention: Operators who report minor issues promptly help maintenance crews address problems before they escalate. ✅ Cost Savings: Regular maintenance and attention to detail can prevent costly repairs down the line. Remember, in plant operations, carelessness can lead to inefficiency, increased costs, and a loss of respect among peers. So, the next time you're on the plant floor, remember - every detail matters. 🔧 Never underestimate the value of a careful operator. 📌 And if you're looking for more insights into the world of plant operations, 📤 Follow me for more posts like this. Post 13: #HowToImprovePlantEfficiency #TheCostOfCarelessness
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Happy Maintenance Monday folks! Lets talk about the hidden pieces of your warehouse operation that is having a big effect on your overall bottom line, MHE edition: Here are just a few examples of "smaller" or hidden issues causing big problems that we have seen in our 20+ years of servicing high velocity high demand facilities: Unhappy operators? Could that be because they have not seen reliable service on the equipment they operate daily? How many more pallets would they move in a day/week/month/year if they had clean, well running reliable units to operate everyday?? Do you have more equipment that you need because you can't count on your fleet being operational every day. If you could get rid of (and stop spending money to maintain) 5 units, what would that do for your bottom line? Frustrated with unreliable service...If you had the same technician at your location everyday building a relationship with the operators, and a history with your equipment, how would that change downtime, and culture within the warehouse. You might have "ok" service, but there is better out there, and you would be amazed at the effect it has on the things you think are going "good". Let us walk you through "small" changes that make a BIG impact #concentricnationalmaintenanceteam #theBESTteam #itstimeforchange https://lnkd.in/gQsg8dFi
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Did you know that Conveyor belt Breakdowns are capable of stopping production for very long hours? That's why you need a Competent Belt technician.
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Any plant engineers out there with floor operators who love to "help out"? You know, the ones that like to make adjustments to tool parameters or turn off the vision system b/c it was a nuisance. How long has your inspection system been bypassed without your knowledge? Would you like to know immediately if this happens? One of our standard features in the notifications section allows you to select either an email or text message to get these types of alerts.
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🔍Discover our secrets… 🕵️♂️ Discover the secrets of #SECOWARWICK specialists; meet Scott R. Westfall Jr., Field Service Tech in Texas, USA. 📅 Length of employment in the company: 7 months. 🎯 The aim of my work is: I am responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, installing new components, and equipment, as well as advising customers about issues that could result in production downtime. 💼My biggest professional challenge so far is: Learning about different types of equipment is not just the mechanical part of the job; it's also the technical aspect. I need to stop overthinking what I'm doing, and focus on fixing it. 🧠The biggest lesson I’ve learned from my job: I take every situation and learn from it. My worst experience was being left alone on a job with nothing more than phone support. It was very nerve-wracking and frustrating. I learned to stop, breathe, take a break, walk away, relax, and get back at it without overthinking the job. Over time, things came together, and the issues started to resolve themselves, allowing us to deal with them effectively. In the end, we emerged victorious. 🔧In my opinion, to find oneself in this role, one should be/need to like…: I find myself in this role, and it's worth being in. I've been in maintenance for almost 40 years, serving as a lead, a supervisor, overseeing departments, and managing jobs and projects. I can't see myself doing anything else—I love my job too much; unless, of course, I retire and make cheesecake while traveling. #WorkLike #TogetherWeGainAdvantages
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Here's a little photodump, from several years back. It's not always a big machine hall, that welcomes you in +30 degrees, during the winter. Sometimes it's dragging all your stuff up a cage ladder, with ice and snow all around. Sometimes it's a repair job in a minus -45 degree storage cell. Sometimes the complete opposite, big maintenance during summer, in a machineroom where it's +50 degrees. Not always big machines and the latest tech, is what you encounter. Sometimes older and smaller machinery. But the diversity of the job, and helping customers, is what keeps me running. Even an outdated machine, like the one below is fun to repair. Sometimes it's almost, as if i love my job?!...... What keeps you running at work? #refrigeration #serviceengineer #geagroup #funatwork #maintenance #technician
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Maintenance operations often face serious downtimes due to the 'corrective maintenance' that has been normalized industry-wide. Timely machine service can help in minimizing downtime and maximize productivity for your business. Stay ahead of the curve with Priority Pack Services. Our reliable team offers timely machine service, preventing breakdowns and providing the support you need to keep your operations running seamlessly. Follow Us On: LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/eARp8VR #PriorityPackServices #MachineInstallation #MachineService #MachineRepair #Machinery #Service #MachineMaintainence #ServiceAtPriority #Machine #Engineering #Manufacturing #Service #Repair #Maintainence #Servicing #RepairAndMaintainence #MachineRepair #MachineUpdate #MachineRetrofitting
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If you're curious about the role of a Maintenance Supervisor and the work they do, check out my latest article. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the importance of this vital position in the manufacturing industry. If you would like a copy of this article, email me at rsmith@worldclassmaintenance.org #maintenancesupervisor #rickysmithcmrp #maintenancebestpractices
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Reliability matters? At HNC, it's our hallmark. Another machine has successfully passed testing! At HNC, we thoroughly test all our machines upon commissioning, ensuring your peace of mind and the utmost reliability. 🛠️🔍 #QualityAssurance #ReliableMachines" #engineering #rubber #roll #Grinding
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One of the biggest challenges of being a plant assessor is trying to communicate the risk of an issue you've found that is not documented on the checklist you're following and why it needs to be repaired before it is allowed to work. Anytime there is an issue with brakes or vehicles rolling away, I think its fair to agree for anyone they need to be repaired before commencing work. Getting the time to explain an issue, like as has been done in the video below is rare but valuable.
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