Facilities Technician

As an equipment repair facilities technician, your primary responsibility is to ensure the diagnosis, repair and preventive maintenance for mobile equipment (forklifts, manlifts, boom lifts, etc.) in the plant.  The Mobil Equipment Repair Technician is expected to regularly interact with Production and other plant personnel in bringing about mobile equipment use improvements. 

Through proper execution of maintenance activities, he/she helps to improve overall effectiveness of equipment to meet the Business Unit goals.  To accomplish this requires skills and knowledge in related technical areas which may include, but are not limited to the following: mechanical, electrical, electronic, control systems, pneumatics and vacuum technologies.

The Mobile Equipment Repair Technician is responsible to follow site safety, health and environmental programs and policies.

Why Doncasters?

As an Industrial cleaning technician, you will receive extensive on-the-job training while working within an experienced team. You will receive continuous feedback to help you grow and develop to ensure you maximize your potential.

We also offer a generous holiday allowance; company benefits and competitive salary.

Doncasters Values:

We foster a winning mindset that enables everyone to be both safe and able to fulfil their potential. We strive for excellence, commitment, integrity and teamwork in the pursuit of our goals. 

Equal opportunities

Doncasters is committed to achieving workforce diversity and we pride ourselves on creating an inclusive working environment. We welcome all applications irrespective of social and cultural background, national origin, race, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or religious belief. We provide a fully inclusive and accessible recruitment process; if you require any support or assistance to enable a successful application, please contact careers@doncasters.com

1. Inspect all forklifts daily to ensure operational use.

1. Diagnose and repair non-operational and damaged mobile equipment.

1. Maintain records on all preventative and repairs on each piece of equipment.

1. Analyze equipment or system failures to determine malfunction. Decide on proper repair action. Discuss findings with area operators, leadership, other technicians as need to find immediate & long-term solutions.

1. Provide the technical expertise in new project development and develop adequate testing criteria for newly installed systems.   

1. Evaluate facility mobile equipment for safety in the form of JSA’s. Observe and enforce all safety rules and regulations and other CAPI Environmental Health and Safety programs.

1. As a member of the facilities department, help identify training needs, conduct training and evaluate the effectiveness.

1. Conduct parts procurement; evaluate equipment for part supply and stocking.

1. Assists in the training of other technicians, cell leaders, and operators as needed.

1. Frequently work independently, repairing and conducting preventive maintenance.

1. Contributes to continuous improvement of equipment and process for reliability, productivity, yield and capability.

1. Occasional work required in hazardous areas involving potentially dangerous electrical power, stored energy and confined spaces.