About The Role
Title: Industrial Plant Reliability Mechanic
Location: Leeds, SC
Reports to: Plant Manager
Schedule: Monday–Friday day shift; on‑call as required
Pay: $32.00–$35.00 per hour
Role Overview
Own the mechanical reliability of production and utility assets in a chemical manufacturing environment. Uphold RMP/PSM, SOPs, and safety standards while executing precision repairs and proactive maintenance.
Primary Responsibilities
- Welding, cutting, and burning (certified) for equipment and piping repairs.
- Repair/rebuild rotating equipment: pumps, gearboxes, and electric motors.
- Perform power transmission alignment (couplings and sheaves) to tolerance.
- Install, modify, and maintain process and utility piping systems; conduct tank openings and clean‑outs.
- General facility maintenance and upkeep.
- Operate mobile equipment: man lifts, forklifts, and other site vehicles.
- Replace and torque nuts/bolts on pipe flanges from 1" to 48" diameter.
- Complete work orders, PMs, and safety forms accurately; maintain clean, legible records.
- Identify and promptly report non‑conformances; propose corrective and preventive actions.
- Communicate parts usage/needs to the Plant Manager to support job completion.
- Maintain accurate weekly timesheets; meet attendance and punctuality expectations.
Compliance & Safety
- Consistently follow SOPs, plant Rules & Regulations, and programs such as RMP and PSM.
- Work in outdoor conditions with radiant heat or cold; perform tasks at ~100°F in full PPE (acid‑resistant PVC rain suit, rubber boots, gloves, face shield).
- Climb ladders/stairs; lift per OSHA guidelines.
- Work standard 8‑hour shifts and, as needed, 14–16 hour emergency repair days; respond to off‑shift/weekend/holiday callouts.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED.
- 3+ years of mechanical maintenance in an industrial/chemical setting (preferred).
- Proficient with computers: Microsoft applications, email, and CMMS.
- Read/interpret safety rules, O&M and procedure manuals, manufacturer documentation, diagrams, and schematics.
- Ability to complete role‑specific training and certification programs.
Chemtrade Culture & Benefits
- People‑centered culture focused on safety, sustainability, and environmental stewardship.
- Inclusive environment with Employee Resource Groups and respect for diverse perspectives.
- Career growth and development support; family‑friendly benefits.
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