Maintenance Mechanic

The Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for maintaining , repairing, modifying , and supporting all production machinery and equipment. This includes mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fabrication, and sheet metal work to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality plant operations. The role performs troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, equipment installation, safety inspections, and supports continuous improvement across the production process.

• Perform mechanical and electrical troubleshooting and repair production machinery and equipment to minimize downtime.
• Conduct hourly/daily visual inspections to identify malfunctions, abnormalities, or unsafe conditions.
• Ensure all equipment safety guards, covers, and devices are in place and function properly.
• Perform equipment modifications to support performance, safety, or production efficiency.
• Remove, assemble, and install industrial parts, components, or machinery as needed.
• Work with electrical systems up to 480V/ 3-phase .

• Perform scheduled and unscheduled preventive maintenance, lubrication, cleaning, and adjustments.
• Fabricate or construct parts/equipment as needed using machine shop tools (lathe, drill press, mill, hydraulic press, brakes, etc.).
• Maintain tool condition and ensure proper storage and inventory control.
• Generate and complete work orders for required parts and repairs.

• Ensure machinery produces safe, high-quality products consistent with company and regulatory standards.
• Support production teams to maintain operational efficiency and reduce unplanned downtime.
• Provide training to full-time and temporary staff on safe machine operation and maintenance basics.
• Work with contractors, vendors, and cross-functional departments on special projects, installations, and process improvements.

• Complete detailed work orders at the conclusion of each assignment.
• Follow operator manuals and contact equipment manufacturers when needed.
• Attend required meetings, including safety, sanitation, production, and quality meetings.

• Perform cleaning tasks and work assignments as designated by supervisor.
• Assist other m a inten anc e personnel as necessary.
• Perform additional related duties as assigned.

• Required:
• High school diploma or GED required .
• 1 + year mechanical/electrical maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment , or equ ivalent combination of education and experience.
• Ability to stand for extended periods throughout the shift.
• Personal hand tools are required .
• Proficient in the use of hand tools, power tools, and electrical testing equipment.
• Ability to perform math functions including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, ratios, percentages, and basic graph interpretation.
• Regular lifting and/or moving up to 35 lbs ; occasional lifting up to 50 lbs with assistance; occasionalteam lifting up to 75 lbs.
• A vailability to work any shift and frequent overtime, including Fridays, weekends, and holidays.

• Associates or bachelor's degree in Mechatronics, Electronics Engineering Technology, Industrial Electronics or Mechanical Engineering Technology.
• 3-5+ years in mechanical/electrical maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment
• Previous experience in a food/beverage or CPG manufacturing environment.
• Ability to understand and troubleshoot PLC systems.
• Experience with welding, metal fabrication, or operating machine shop equipment.
• Computer Maintenance Management System, CMMS for work orders and ordering parts.

• USD $23.24 - USD $42.86 /Hr.

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