Industrial Maintenance Mechanic — Automotive Glass Manufacturing

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic — Automotive Glass Manufacturing Step into AGC Automotive Americas (AANA) in Alabaster, Alabama—part of the global AGC Group—where precision glass for the automotive and aftermarket sectors is built every day in a fast-moving, technology-forward, team-first environment. AGC Glass Company North America, headquartered in Alpharetta, GA with additional operations in Farmington Hills, MI, also serves the construction and specialty glass markets across the continent.

A day in your role

On 1st shift, you’ll begin by reviewing work orders and equipment manuals to plan the day’s priorities. A production line needs an electrical check; a hydraulic unit is due for preventive maintenance. You install, troubleshoot, repair, and fine-tune production and facility equipment—always with safety and reliability at the forefront. When an urgent call comes in, you pivot to diagnose the issue, replace worn components, test, and adjust until everything runs to spec.

Between calls, you complete scheduled PMs, inspect for faulty operations or materials, and keep your area clean and compliant.

What you’ll handle

Install, maintain, and repair production machinery and facility systems.

Respond to emergency/unplanned equipment issues during production; complete scheduled maintenance during downtime.

Execute basic machinist tasks as needed.

Apply mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic skills to troubleshoot and restore equipment to optimal performance.

Read and interpret manuals and work orders; document actions taken.

Diagnose faults, replace/repair parts, conduct functional tests, and make precise adjustments.

Carry out preventive maintenance on machines, equipment, and plant facilities.

Use hand and power tools, electric meters, and material handling equipment safely and effectively.

Identify abnormal operations or defective materials and escalate to supervision.

Follow safety procedures (including LOTO); sustain a clean, orderly workspace.

Perform additional maintenance duties as assigned.

Skills you bring

Ability to interpret equipment manuals and work orders accurately.

Strong hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, and general industrial maintenance capability.

Familiarity with problem-solving frameworks (Six Sigma, Fishbone, KT, 8D) preferred.

PLC exposure and understanding a plus.

Experience with robotics preferred.

Self-motivated and comfortable working independently.

Physical demands

Capable of bending, twisting, reaching, repetitive arm motions, lifting up to 50 lbs., standing on concrete for extended periods, and working mandatory overtime.

Proficiencies Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills Electrical Installation Electrical Repair Maintenance and Repair Skills Equipment Diagnostics & Troubleshooting Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
Equipment Repair & Maintenance Compensation & schedule

This is an hourly role on 1st shift with a wage rate up to $32.00 per hour (based on experience and competency).Benefits & growth

Base pay plus a structured bonus plan with quarterly bonus potential up to 10.5% of quarterly eligible earnings.

Medical, dental, and vision coverage.

Paid vacation and 14 paid holidays.
401(k) with company match.

Free uniforms, safety boot reimbursement, and prescription safety glasses (frames and lenses).Career advancement opportunities within a global leader.

Legal Equal Opportunity Employer – To be considered, applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
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