Maintenance Technician

SUMMARY

The Maintenance Technician supports Cul-Mac manufacturing operations by diagnosing equipment issues, completing scheduled preventive maintenance, responding to emergency breakdowns, and repairing production and packaging equipment. This is a full-time, temp-to-permanent position.

• High school diploma or equivalent, preferred.

• Previous maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment is required. Experience with bottle-filling and packaging equipment is strongly preferred.

• Must be able to work independently and demonstrate dependable leadership and sound judgment.
• Forklift experience is preferred; training may be provided.
• No journeyman, licensed electrician, HVAC, or personal-toolbox requirement has been specified.
• Must be available for occasional weekend coverage when requested; this position is not on-call.

• Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting in a manufacturing environment.
• Working knowledge of PLCs, pneumatics, hydraulics, pumps, motors, gearboxes, conveyors, and packaging systems.

• Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical equipment
• Diagnose problems and think critically
• Work independently and prioritize urgent repairs
• Communicate clearly with production employees and leadership
• Respond effectively to emergency breakdowns
• Perform accurate, safety-conscious maintenance work

• Repair bottle-filling and packaging equipment, including conveyors, palletizers, case sealers, and box erectors.
• Perform preventive maintenance according to the established PM schedule.
• Fabrication, welding, and PVC or steel pipe-fitting experience are considered assets.

The following duties are representative of the primary duties and responsibilities of this role. The employee may be required to perform additional position-specific duties.

• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical problems affecting production equipment.
• Respond promptly to emergency equipment breakdowns and restore safe operation.
• Complete preventive maintenance tasks according to the established PM schedule.
• Inspect equipment condition and identify developing issues before failure when possible.
• Maintain and repair bottle-filling and packaging equipment.
• Repair conveyors, palletizers, case sealers, and box erectors.
• Troubleshoot pneumatics, hydraulics, pumps, motors, and gearboxes.
• Assist with PLC and electrical diagnostics within the employee's training and qualifications.
• Perform welding, fabrication, and PVC or steel pipe-fitting work when qualified.
• Operate a forklift when trained and authorized.
• Communicate repair status, equipment concerns, and maintenance needs to appropriate personnel.

• 5 - Mechanical troubleshooting; conveyor repair; preventive maintenance
• 4 - Electrical troubleshooting; pneumatics; pumps; motors; gearboxes
• 3 - PLC knowledge; hydraulics; welding; fabrication; predictive maintenance
• Ratings reflect the needs described for this role and may be adjusted by Cul-Mac.
• A well-rounded candidate should combine hands-on mechanical ability with communication, independence, and leadership.

• Monday through Thursday, 4:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.; on average of approximately 40 hours per week.
• Weekend coverage may occasionally be requested. No on-call rotation.

• Follow all company safety procedures, including Lockout/Tagout requirements and personal protective equipment rules.
• De-energize and secure equipment before service and report unsafe conditions promptly.
• Operate forklifts and other powered equipment only when trained and authorized.

SUSTAINED REQUIREMENTS

• Standing, walking, bending, reaching, and general movement throughout the production area
• Hands-on maintenance, inspection, and repair work

• Move between production areas and equipment to diagnose and complete repairs
• Use tools and reposition parts or materials as required for maintenance tasks
• Climb, kneel, crouch, and reach as needed to access equipment

• Indoor manufacturing and production environment
• Exposure to active machinery, electrical components, and moving equipment
• Production noise, changing priorities, and emergency repair situations
• Independent work as well as coordination with production personnel
• Occasional weekend coverage may be requested

• Manufacturing, bottle-filling, and packaging equipment
• Conveyors, palletizers, case sealers, box erectors, pumps, motors, and gearboxes
• Forklift and company-provided maintenance tools; no personal toolbox required

This job description should not be construed as an exhaustive list of duties and responsibilities performed by people assigned to this classification. It is not intended to limit or in any way modify the right of any supervisor or manager to assign, direct and control the work of employees under his/her supervision. All principal duties and…