Utilities Technician

Roswell, United States | Posted on 02/17/2026

This role exists to protect uptime, safety, and operational continuity within a high-volume food manufacturing facility. The Utilities Technician ensures the core mechanical and environmental systems—steam, refrigeration, compressed air, water treatment, fire protection, and HVAC—operate with precision and compliance.

This is not a reactive maintenance position. It is a mission-critical operations role that safeguards production integrity and regulatory compliance 24/7.

Maintain Operational Continuity

Ensure steam generation, refrigeration, compressed air, HVAC, fire systems, and water treatment systems operate at optimal levels with minimal downtime.

Ensure Regulatory Compliance

Operate within strict adherence to PSM, NMDA, EPA, OSHA, NMED, SQF, and related regulatory frameworks—no shortcuts, no drift.

Drive Safe System Operations

Safely manage hazardous chemicals, pressure systems, and high-temperature environments while modeling best-in-class PPE discipline.

Troubleshoot with Precision

Diagnose and resolve mechanical and system failures quickly, minimizing production disruption and preventing repeat issues.

Support a 24/7 Manufacturing Mission

Contribute to rotating shifts, weekends, and holidays as required to maintain uninterrupted facility performance.

Operates with a safety-first mindset under pressure

Comfortable working in high-noise, temperature-variable environments

Communicates clearly across production and maintenance teams

Demonstrates initiative in troubleshooting and problem resolution

Physically capable and confident working at heights, in confined spaces, and around industrial equipment

Reliable in a structured, compliance-driven setting

Utilities systems are the backbone of production. When they fail, everything stops. When they operate flawlessly, the plant moves forward without disruption.

This position is designed for individuals who take ownership of systems others depend on—professionals who understand that reliability, compliance, and safety are not optional. They are foundational.

If you are a technician who thrives in structured, high-accountability environments and wants your impact measured in uptime, safety, and operational excellence—this role exists for you.

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Experience

Must have served in the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Space Force, U.S. Reserves, or U.S. National Guard.

High school diploma or GED

Willingness to work rotating shifts (days, nights, weekends, holidays)

Ability to lift up to 55 lbs., climb vertical/inclined ladders, and work in confined spaces

Ability to wear and work in APR, SCBA, and required PPE

Ability to differentiate colors and smells

Comfortable working around chemical fumes, sharp edges, impact tools, and heavy mechanical systems

Strong math fundamentals and ability to read/interpret procedures and manuals

Physical & Environmental Requirements

Lift up to 55 lbs

Climb stairs and ladders (vertical and inclined)

Work overhead, kneeling, crawling, and in confined spaces

Operate in high-noise and temperature-variable environments

Work around chemical fumes and industrial hazards

Competitive hourly wage: $32.64 – $36.72

401(k) with company match

Profit-sharing plan

Annual merit increases and bonus opportunities

Tuition assistance

Vacation, holidays, and dedicated sick time

Long-term career growth within a stable manufacturing environment

$15K relocation assistance available

This facility operates with strict Good Manufacturing Practices and maintains a drug-free workplace. Pre-employment screening includes hair follicle drug testing and E-Verify participation. All roles require adherence to mandated Personal Protective Equipment standards.