MM Maintenance Mechanic

Summary

The Maintenance mechanic is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, installing, and maintaining electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment throughout the facility and manufacturing operations.

This position plays a critical role in minimizing downtime, supporting production efficiency, and ensuring all equipment operates safely and effectively. The ideal candidate is a hands‑on technician with strong industrial maintenance experience and a safety‑first mindset.

• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical equipment including PLCs, relay logic panels, AC/DC drives, and testing equipment
• Troubleshoot 480
  
  VAC/220
  
  VAC 3‑phase systems and low‑voltage systems ranging from 12
  
  VAC to 120
  
  VAC
• Diagnose and repair AC/DC control systems including:
• Motors
• Cont actors
• Overloads
• VFDs
• HMIs
• Thermostats
• Power supplies
• Troubleshoot oven burner temperature control systems including ignitors, sensors, thermocouples, and tracking units
• Respond quickly to unplanned equipment failures to minimize production downtime

• Install, service, inspect, and maintain facility and production equipment
• Support continuous operation of:
• Coil coating lines
• Roll forming machines
• Slitters
• Warehouse equipment
• Perform preventive electrical and mechanical maintenance functions as directed
• Assist with equipment startups and shutdowns in accordance with company procedures

• Follow all OSHA and company safety procedures including:
• Lockout/Tagout
• Confined space procedures
• Fall prevention procedures
• Proper grounding procedures
• Report unsafe conditions and maintain a safe working environment
• Follow all reliability procedures, process control requirements, testing procedures, and job description cards related to assigned work

• Utilize the work order system to enter, update, and complete work orders
• Communicate and document maintenance issues for scheduling and follow‑up purposes
• Communicate effectively with manufacturing and quality teams to resolve operational issues
• Assist with technical troubleshooting and training of maintenance personnel

• Order parts and supplies necessary to maintain continuous equipment operation
• Assist other maintenance personnel with troubleshooting and repairs
• Perform additional duties as assigned

• Fast‑paced manufacturing environment
• Hands‑on troubleshooting and repair work
• Exposure to electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems
• Opportunity to support continuous improvement initiatives
• Team‑oriented maintenance environment

• Strong electrical and mechanical troubleshooting skills
• Minimum 4 years of industrial maintenance experience including:
• Bearings
• Gearboxes
• Chains & sprockets
• Shafts
• Shaft couplings
• Minimum 2 years of industrial hydraulic experience including:
• Pumps
• Control valves
• Cylinders
• Manifolds
• Hose fabrication and plumbing
• Minimum 2 years of pneumatic experience
• Previous industrial or manufacturing experience required
• Ability to troubleshoot industrial electrical systems and control equipment
• Ability to work overtime as required

• Experience with PLC troubleshooting and industrial automation systems
• Experience working in fast‑paced manufacturing environments
• Experience with preventive maintenance programs and work order systems