Successful candidates must be able to perform maintenance and repairs/installations utilizing a wide range of tools including but not limited to hand tools, power tools, cutting torches, welding machines, hydraulic torque wrenches, soldering and metalworking equipment including lathes and grinding machines, ladders, and other tools, as necessary. Metal fabrications, print reading, engine component identification/repair, castings, measurement basics, metal identification/structural steel shapes, anti-friction bearing classification/identification, compressor fundamentals, hydraulics, cutting/welding/metallurgy, electrical principals, alignment and lubrication, drilling, seals, valves, and conveyors.
Must be practically applied to repairs and service duties on dryers, lathes, clippers, splicers, saws, mobile equipment, and supply systems such as gas, electric, water, hydraulic and conveyor systems.