Overnight Industrial Laundry Mechanic Iv

The Mechanic IV will work under little to no supervision while demonstrating proficient knowledge in repair and maintenance of industrial laundry and other equipment. The position requires diagnosing, repairing, and rebuilding equipment, interpreting equipment blueprints and operating principles, performing preventive maintenance and inspections, and preparing and maintaining detailed work records and reports.

• Follow preventive safety protocols as established by the company.
• Demonstrate safety awareness throughout the workday.
• Promote teamwork and a common goal culture with all company employees.
• Troubleshoot and repair complex equipment/system malfunctions with minimal downtime.
• Fine‑tune automated systems to meet production efficiency and quality requirements.
• Lead and supervise maintenance productivity on the plant floor.
• Mentor and train mechanics in hands‑on and classroom settings.
• Plan and layout projects, equipment installations and all associated requirements, making value‑driven recommendations.
• Promote high‑quality work through the plant preventive maintenance program.
• Submit parts requests by locating parts in the manufacturer’s parts book, parts room shelf, or online.
• Maintain and improve building and equipment to “show plant” specifications.
• Operate machines and equipment for diagnostic purposes.
• Perform major welding, plumbing, and project work.
• Serve as team leader in the supervisor’s absence.
• Assist colleagues of all levels with laundry tasks.
• Perform other duties as requested, directed, or assigned.

• Five or more years of experience and/or training in industrial/commercial laundry equipment repair and maintenance, or equivalent education, training, and experience.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Certificates of completion for boiler, compressor, ironing lines, and tunnel washer automated systems training.
• Ability to work varying shifts, weekends, and holidays.
• Skill in installing, troubleshooting, analyzing, and repairing complex mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatically operated equipment with little to no assistance.
• Ability to read and interpret equipment and site blueprints.
• Proficient with power tools, scissor/lift man‑lifts, hand trucks, and forklifts.
• Experience using high‑level diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot and repair equipment malfunctions.
• Competent gas, ARC, and MIG welder.
• Able to operate all machinery and equipment for diagnostic purposes.
• Effectively lift and handle various objects weighing up to 60 pounds.

The job may involve both indoor and outdoor work. Workers may be exposed to extreme temperatures (below 32°F or above 100°F for extended periods), significant noise requiring hearing protection, vibration, moving parts, electrical and gas hazards, chemicals, fumes, odors, and limited ventilation. Extended screen time and irregular physical activity such as standing, walking, lifting, and operating machinery may occur. Appropriate personal protective equipment is required as per company policy.