Industrial Maintenance Mechanic; Electro‑Mechanical

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (Electro‑Mechanical) — Aurora Overview Keep  a busy manufacturing line safe, reliable, and running at peak performance. You’ll execute preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance, troubleshoot both mechanical and electrical issues, and partner closely with production to minimize downtime.

Schedule Nights: 7:00pm–7:00amRotation: 2 on / 2 off / 3 on / 3 off (continental shift)
Compensation $33.50–$41.50 per hour $500 tool allowanceA day in the life

Your shift starts with a quick handoff and review of open work orders on your tablet. A line calls in a breakdown—you respond fast, diagnose the cause, and get the equipment back online. Between calls, you complete scheduled PMs, from inspecting conveyors and gearboxes to servicing pneumatics and hydraulics. You coordinate with operators and supervisors on urgency and scope, document your work, and, when needed, coach teammates on safe operation and basic care.

By shift end, your thorough communication helps the next crew hit the ground running.

What you’ll do Respond rapidly to equipment breakdowns and failures on the plant floor.

Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve mechanical and electrical malfunctions.

Perform electrical, plumbing, pneumatic, and hydraulic maintenance tasks.

Execute preventive maintenance on plant equipment safely and thoroughly.

Close assigned work orders within allotted time frames.

Communicate clearly with teammates, leads, and management.

Work effectively both independently and as part of a team.

Train production employees and fellow mechanics—and be open to learning from others.

Use a tablet for documentation and communication.

Support additional duties and special projects as assigned.

Collaborate closely with production and maintenance personnel to support line performance.

Interface with supervisors, leads, and machine operators to clarify scope and urgency.

Assist contractors as needed.

Qualifications High School Diploma or equivalent.

Minimum of two years of experience in a manufacturing environment.

Strong electrical knowledge.

General knowledge of maintenance functions, including electrical systems, plumbing, conveyors, motors, and gearboxes; ability to read and interpret schematics and blueprints.

Proficient and safe with power tools, hand tools, drill presses, and shop tools.

Effective verbal and written communication skills.

Ability to read and interpret documents written in English.

Work environment and physical demands

Operate within a baking/manufacturing setting with hazards associated with machinery and equipment.

Work in hot, high ambient temperature conditions.

Perform pushing, pulling, bending, stooping, and climbing activities.

Remain on your feet for the entire shift.

Sit, stand, stoop, and use hand motor coordination on a regular basis.

Perform tasks requiring standing, lifting, pulling, and climbing on machinery and/or tooling.

Move up and down building stairways in a multi‑level plant to reach job assignments.

Lift up to 50 pounds, including stacking, unstacking, and carrying materials.

Stand and/or stoop for prolonged periods in a hot environment.

Work weekends and/or overtime as required.

Commit to a continuous improvement, team‑based work environment.

Use a variety of communication methods frequently.

Location Aurora
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