Maintenance Mechanic

Summary The Maintenance mechanic is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, installing, and maintaining electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment throughout the facility and manufacturing operations. This position plays a critical role in minimizing downtime, supporting production efficiency, and ensuring all equipment operates safely and effectively. The ideal candidate is a hands‑on technician with strong industrial maintenance experience and a safety‑first mindset. Key Responsibilities Troubleshooting & Repairs Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical equipment including PLCs, relay logic panels, AC/DC drives, and testing equipment Troubleshoot 480VAC/220VAC 3‑phase systems and low‑voltage systems ranging from 12VAC to 120VAC Diagnose and repair AC/DC control systems including: Motors Contactors Overloads VFDs HMIs Thermostats Power supplies Troubleshoot oven burner temperature control systems including ignitors, sensors, thermocouples, and tracking units Respond quickly to unplanned equipment failures to minimize production downtime Equipment Maintenance & Operations Install, service, inspect, and maintain facility and production equipment Support continuous operation of: Coil coating lines Roll forming machines Slitters Warehouse equipment Perform preventive electrical and mechanical maintenance functions as directed Assist with equipment startups and shutdowns in accordance with company procedures Safety & Compliance Follow all OSHA and company safety procedures including: Lockout/Tagout Confined space procedures Fall prevention procedures Proper grounding procedures Report unsafe conditions and maintain a safe working environment Follow all reliability procedures, process control requirements, testing procedures, and job description cards related to assigned work Communication & Documentation Utilize the work order system to enter, update, and complete work orders Communicate and document maintenance issues for scheduling and follow‑up purposes Communicate effectively with manufacturing and quality teams to resolve operational issues Assist with technical troubleshooting and training of maintenance personnel Additional Responsibilities Order parts and supplies necessary to maintain continuous equipment operation Assist other maintenance personnel with troubleshooting and repairs Perform additional duties as assigned What to Expect Fast‑paced manufacturing environment Hands‑on troubleshooting and repair work Exposure to electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems Opportunity to support continuous improvement initiatives Team‑oriented maintenance environment Required Qualifications Strong electrical and mechanical troubleshooting skills Minimum 4 years of industrial maintenance experience including: Bearings Gearboxes Chains & sprockets Shafts Shaft couplings Minimum 2 years of industrial hydraulic experience including: Pumps Control valves Cylinders Manifolds Hose fabrication and plumbing Minimum 2 years of pneumatic experience Previous industrial or manufacturing experience required Ability to troubleshoot industrial electrical systems and control equipment Ability to work overtime as required Preferred Qualifications Experience with PLC troubleshooting and industrial automation systems Experience working in fast‑paced manufacturing environments Experience with preventive maintenance programs and work order systems #J-18808-Ljbffr