Utility Maintenance

$19.00 per hour

This position follows a rotating 4-day schedule:

• Weeks 1 & 2: Work Monday through Thursday

• Weeks 3 & 4: Work Wednesday through Saturday

Hours: 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM each day, with a 30-minute lunch break.

You’ll have every Sunday off and either Friday–Saturday or Monday–Tuesday off depending on the week.

The Utility/Maintenance Support supports daily facility cleanliness and preventive maintenance while developing skills to become a certified Maintenance Technician. This role ensures quality control through cleanliness, assists in routine and project-based maintenance tasks, and participates in company-sponsored technical training. The trainee will learn the powder coating process, equipment functionality, and perform light mechanical and electrical troubleshooting.

• Maintain cleanliness of Building 122 and associated production areas to control dust and contamination.

• Execute daily, weekly, and monthly cleaning checklists with 95% on-time completion.

• Perform deep-cleaning tasks before/after high-dust operations or shutdown periods.

• Perform scheduled inspections and light maintenance tasks under supervision (lubrication, filter changes, tightening, visual checks).

• Log findings and escalate issues accurately with

• Support weekend facility walk-throughs for leaks, safety issues, and equipment readiness.

• Assist with maintenance projects including disassembly, reassembly, parts replacement, and equipment calibration.

• Complete assigned tasks safely and correctly with less than 2 rework instances/month.

• Maintain tool accountability and work area organization.

• Ensure all cleanliness standards are met to eliminate risk of foreign particle contamination, especially in powder coating areas.

• Partner with QA/QC teams to resolve cleanliness-related findings within 48 hours.

• Attend all required company-provided maintenance technician training courses.

• Demonstrate progress by passing written and hands-on assessments per training schedule.

• Shadow skilled technicians to learn mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic system principles.

• Gain working knowledge of powder coating process, including equipment operation, troubleshooting basics, and contamination control.

• Document learning progress weekly; assist in basic troubleshooting with supervision within 90 days.

• High school diploma or GED

• Willingness to work flexible hours, alternating Saturdays, and support weekend projects

• Physical ability to lift 50 lbs, stand/walk for extended periods, and work in industrial environments

• Strong attention to detail and commitment to cleanliness

• Prior experience in industrial cleaning, janitorial, utility, or production support roles

• Interest in skilled trades or maintenance career paths

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