Machine Shop Mechanic

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This candidate is responsible for preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and technical support of production machine‑shop and fabrication equipment across the Orlando campus. Supports a diverse portfolio that includes CNC machines, manual lathes and mills, additive‑manufacturing systems, and other specialized shop assets. Performs planned and emergent maintenance to keep equipment available and reliable. Troubleshoots mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and related failures within trained capability and coordinates with manufacturers, service providers, Engineering, and other trades when proprietary support or extra expertise is needed.

Assists with minor machining and fabrication required for facility upkeep, such as fabricating or modifying components, performing small‑scale welding, and other shop‑based repairs. Carries out corrosion‑prevention and control activities—including identification, surface preparation, treatment, coating, and documentation—on equipment and facility assets. Works closely with Maintenance Supervisors and the Planner/Scheduler to execute preventive and corrective maintenance, equipment repairs, installations, relocations, and commissioning.

Engages specialized contractors as required. Ensures all work complies with safety, quality, environmental, technical, and documentation standards. Documents completed tasks and equipment conditions in LMBuildings, flags recurring failures or deficiencies, and contributes to continuous‑improvement of preventive‑maintenance programs and equipment reliability. Primary responsibilities include machine‑shop equipment preventive and corrective maintenance, CNC and conventional machine troubleshooting, additive‑manufacturing support, mechanical/electrical equipment diagnostics, minor machining and welding, corrosion prevention, equipment installation/relocation, contractor/vendor coordination, and work‑order documentation.

Performs routine repairs and maintenance of plant and/or office facilities and equipment. Performs basic carpentry, electrical, mechanical, air‑conditioning, plumbing, plastic or sheet metal fabrication, or associated work on plant facilities using hand and power tools. May be required to troubleshoot equipment or facilities problems and reports them to supervisor. May interpret blueprints, sketches, layouts, wiring diagrams, drawings, and specifications. May perform routine inspections to determine repair and maintenance work necessary.

• Experience maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, operating, or providing technical support for industrial, manufacturing, machine shop, or production equipment
• Experience troubleshooting CNC machines, manual machine tools, fabrication equipment, or similar industrial equipment
• Experience performing preventive and corrective maintenance on mechanical or electromechanical equipment
• Experience troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, or other equipment systems
• Experience reading and interpreting equipment drawings, schematics, technical manuals, manufacturer documentation, and maintenance procedures
• Experience using common machine shop, fabrication, maintenance, hand, power, and diagnostic tools
• Ability to independently evaluate equipment failures and determine appropriate troubleshooting and repair actions within assigned capability
• Working knowledge of applicable equipment safety practices and lockout/tagout requirements
• Ability to respond to changing priorities and emergent equipment maintenance requirements
• Ability to perform the physical requirements associated with equipment maintenance and fabrication activities in…