Be the steady hand that keeps our operations moving
Picture the start of your shift: you walk the floor, check critical assets, listen for the faint hum that says a bearing is right and the quick click that says it isn’t. You catch small issues before they become downtime, coach operators through a smooth changeover, and dive into a stubborn fault armed with diagrams, meters, and a methodical plan. By day’s end, you’ve installed a component upgrade, completed your PM route, documented findings, and helped drive a root-cause fix that will prevent the next failure.
What you’ll take on
- Install, commission, diagnose, service, upgrade, repair, and overhaul plant and facility equipment
- Execute preventive and predictive maintenance tasks to maximize reliability and uptime
- Inspect assets proactively to spot wear or malfunction before production is affected
- Partner with production on equipment changeovers and setups to minimize turnaround time
- Disassemble faulty machinery to access and replace parts and subassemblies
- Use technical resourcesblueprints, OEM manuals, and wiring/schematic diagramsto guide work
- Contribute to continuous improvement, including troubleshooting discipline and root cause analysis
Choose your levelMaintenance Mechanic I
- At least 1 year of maintenance experience or comparable technical schooling
- Foundational mechanical aptitude and basic troubleshooting capability
- Willing and able to obtain and maintain Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) certification
- Can read basic technical documents and simple schematics (preferred)
- Clear English communication for safety, training, and daily operations
Maintenance Mechanic II (builds on Level I)
- 3+ years performing maintenance, diagnostics, and mechanical repair or equivalent technical training
- Hands-on experience with common hand tools and powered tools
- Working knowledge of pneumatics, hydraulics, temperature control, and pressure systems
- Comfort troubleshooting moderately complex mechanical faults
- Experience with test instruments and automated control systems
- Qualified to operate PIT equipment, hoists, and overhead cranes
Maintenance Mechanic III (builds on Level II)
- 5+ years in industrial maintenance or equivalent advanced technical training
- Advanced troubleshooting with strong root cause analysis methodology
- Knowledge of lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and fundamentals of electrical systems
- Deep understanding of mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems
- Proven ability to inspect, repair, and replace manufacturing equipment components
- Proficient with Microsoft Office for documentation and reporting
- Experienced with diagnostic instruments and maintenance-related software platforms
Preferred background
- Exposure to packaging, converting, plastics processing, chemical manufacturing, or related industrial environments
- Vocational/Technical/Associate’s credentials or equivalent training in:
- Industrial Maintenance
- Machine Tool Technology
- Mechatronics
- Automation Controls
- Robotics
- Industrial Electrical Systems
- Familiarity with HVAC, PLCs, CNC equipment, or similar technologies
