Industrial Mechanic - 2nd shift

Industrial Mechanic - 2nd Shift Murphy Road Recycling

Murphy Road Recycling LLC is dedicated to staying at the forefront of recycling and waste solutions. We are innovating every step of the way. From building the largest state‑of‑the‑art recycling facility in the country to powering our buildings with solar energy, we are committed to you, our communities, and the planet.

Our story started with a single truck. In 1974, founders Guy "Sonny" Antonacci and his wife, Mary Ann, started Somers Sanitation - named after our hometown of Somers, Connecticut. Today, three generations of family and a dedicated team of professionals are leading our company into the future. While our fleet, facilities, services, and family have all grown, we take pride in continuing to operate our businesses based on the fundamental principle that has guided us since the beginning - to provide exceptional service and innovation to the communities and people we serve.

Join a team committed to taking big leaps forward to remain at the forefront of sustainability.

Some see waste. We see possibilities.

• Execute the preventative maintenance program for the mechanical and electromechanical equipment.
• Installing, troubleshooting, cleaning, inspecting, and maintaining the mechanical equipment throughout the facility safely and professionally.
• Initiates and completes work orders.
• Document all critical information on a routine basis.
• Respond and report to work during off‑hours when emergency repairs are required.
• Diagnose equipment problems and repairs.
• Perform maintenance tasks such as inspecting and lubricating equipment, identifying and replacing worn parts, tracking conveyor belts, and replacing motors, bearings, and chains.
• Operate other equipment, such as industrial forklifts, man lifts, skid steer‑type loaders, and other mobile equipment.
• Work with team members to learn the equipment operation, assist with making repairs, and build troubleshooting skills.
• Follow OSHA and other regulations and procedures.
• Maintains reasonable, regular, and punctual attendance consistent with Company policies, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and other federal, state, and local standards.
• Adapts to changing duties, as required, based on business needs.

• Able to identify and properly use hand and power tools.
• Be able to operate shop‑powered equipment safely.
• Knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems/schematics.
• Experience working with relevant large machinery.
• Ability and aptitude to troubleshoot and diagnose equipment issues.
• Self‑starter who can work in a fast‑paced/ever‑changing environment individually and alongside a team.
• Have electrical knowledge to determine if a circuit is shorted or open, if a fuse is bad, how to wire motors of different phases, locate motor controls in a panel, and determine if the breaker or overload is tripped, and other issues.
• Possess basic fabrication skills to drill and tap, cut and join various materials, and make simple parts such as a bracket or a guard rail for a conveyor.

• A High School Diploma or Equivalent and a trade school diploma/certificate or an associate degree in a related field are required.
• Three or more years of related experience and training or an equivalent combination and experience.
• Ability to read machine prints/schematics, both mechanical and electrical, as well as technical and machine manuals.
• Must have manual dexterity to use hand and power tools correctly and safely.
• Flexible schedule and hours.
• Ability to work an 8‑12‑hour shift.
• Ability to work overtime and occasional weekend work.
• Good planning and organizational skills.

• Family‑Oriented Environment
• Excellent Benefits and Bonus Potential

Listed below are key points regarding the job's environmental demands and work environment. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.

• Required to use motor coordination with finger dexterity (such as keyboarding, machine operation, etc.), reach away from the body, push/pull force, and assume different positions…