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Essential Functions: The Mechanical Engineer within AEX requires technical and interpersonal skills essential to teamwork. Major duties include but are not limited to: - Working closely with production and maintenance to upgrade existing equipment, perform repairs, and install new machinery.

- Supporting the day-to-day operations by acting as a resource for skilled trades and contracted services.

- General duties for the Mechanical Engineer include but are not limited to:

- Providing high-level technical assistance to production/maintenance personal during both planned and unplanned equipment service interruptions, including after-hours or weekends.

- Applying root cause problem solving (troubleshooting) techniques to find and eliminate sources of recurring equipment failures through creative, cost-effective solutions.

- Working with other plant departments to identify, investigate feasibility, and/or create business cases to acquire funding for capital projects.

- Managing capital projects from conception to commissioning, startup, and handover phases, including equipment supplier/contractor selection and BU level procurement interaction.

- Developing and maintaining technical documentation (drawings, preventative maintenance procedures, start-up/shutdown procedures, etc.) for new and existing processes and procedures in the assigned work area.

- Observing and supporting plant safety goals and initiatives.