BHS Controls System Technician at
Denver International Airport (DEN). This is a career-track opportunity, and we are looking for individuals ready to commit to a long-term professional future with our company, with an expected
commitment of at least 1 year. The BHS Controls System Technician is an is an advanced level position with varied responsibilities, including, but not limited to, the maintenance of the airport Baggage Handling Systems (BHS).
Compensation:- Full Time
- Weekly Pay
- Hourly Rate: $42.85
- City and County of Denver Prevailing Wage Schedule will also apply (up to an additional $8.93 in fringe benefits)
Work Schedule: Must be able to work as scheduled (this is a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week operation). Holidays will be included if they fall on a scheduled workday. Shift assignments are based on the airport and company requirements, as well as a technician's strengths, skill set, and experience. Our technicians are expected to be flexible in terms of prospective shift assignments.
Benefits and Perks You'll Appreciate:- Ongoing career development and training opportunities
- Collaborate with a team in a dynamic environment
- Comprehensive health benefits
- Wellness Program
- Paid Time Off
- Paid Holidays
- Employee Assistance Program
- Retirement Savings Plan with Company Match
- Education and Tuition Assistance Program
- Employee Discounts
- Uniform/Footwear Program
Job Responsibilities: - Capable of performing all of the duties assigned to the Entry Support Mechanic (ESM) and Machinery Maintenance Mechanic (MMM)
- Perform Preventive Maintenance (PM) inspections, dismantling, repair, and rebuilding of equipment
- Perform scheduled/unscheduled maintenance dismantling, repair, and rebuilding of equipment
- Perform cleaning of all parts of the BHS, as well as all surrounding areas
- Capable of readily identifying the following:
- Unexpected system operation
- Implementing proper procedures
- Resolving operational issues including, but not limited to, Dieback, Grid Lock and Fallback procedures
- Able to troubleshoot, repair, replace, and rebuild complex electro-mechanical systems and conveyor components, including, but not limited to the following:
- Programmable Logic Controllers
- Variable Frequency Drives
- 110V AC and 24V DC Controls Devices
- Electrical Control Panels
- 110V - 480V AC Components and Motors
- Able to make minor repairs of connectors, wiring and fuses on-site, and clean and perform diagnostic routines of electrical and control system components; remove and replace plug-in type boards and components
- Inspect all BHS equipment for proper operation and performance, including but not limited to, conveyors, lifts, diverters, and automatic tag readers
- Install, inspect, assess, maintain, repair and/or refurbish of all parts, components and/or assemblies within the BHS
- Capable of clearing and resetting mechanical, electrical, and controls faults and baggage jams; may physically move baggage during these failures
- Able to read and interpret manufacturers' maintenance manuals, service bulletins, technical data, engineering data, and other specifications to determine feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components
- Control Room operations, with the capability of fulfilling control room operator duties in the event of an unexpected situation where support is required, or an unexpected absence occurs
- Provide on-site training and competency evaluations of Machinery Maintenance Mechanic (MMM) and Entry Support Mechanic (ESM)
- Safety and compliance training as required
- Perform other reasonable ancillary duties to support the operation and our customer
Qualifications:- High School diploma or equivalent
- Minimum of three (3) years' experience in BHS Operations and Maintenance
- Familiarity with the interrelationships of electro-mechanical devices
- Capable of using a personal computer to diagnose and correct PLC and operating system software problems.
- Skilled to diagnose, adjust and/or reset improper function (belt tension/tracking, jam, etc.)
- Capable of working unsupervised
- Fully proficient with, and capable of operating, mechanical hand tools, as well as associated tools used specifically on BHS systems.
- Capable of using and understanding electrical test instruments
- Electrician's license (when work warrants)
Physical Requirements:- Standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, crouching, crawling, and climbing all day
- Frequently lifting/moving items that may range in weight up-to 50 pounds, occasionally up-to 100 pounds
- Work safely in a variety of locations that may include moving equipment and electricity, as well as small spaces, high spaces, dirty spaces, and hot spaces
Additional Requirements: The applicant must possess a valid driver's license and be able to successfully pass a drug screening (we promote and maintain a Drug-Free Workplace), a ten (10)-year Criminal History Records Check (CHRC), a background check, required federal fingerprinting, a Security Threat Assessment, and airport security badging as a condition of employment.
Continued employment is subject to all the above requirements on an ongoing basis, failure of passing any of the above requirements may result in immediate termination.
