Mobile Equipment Mechanic

Mobile Equipment MechanicGeorgia Pacific Rocky Creek Lumber is seeking a safety-focused, self-motivated Mobile Equipment Mechanic / Millwright. This role supports reliable operation of mobile equipment and industrial machinery by troubleshooting, repairing, and performing preventive maintenance while helping the facility meet production and quality goals.This is a 12-hour shift. Days or nights. Shifts are from 6:00am to 6:00 pm days and 6:00 pm to 6:00 am nights. $28 per hour and up based on experience.Our Rocky Creek facility produces a variety of products from southern yellow pine, including dimensional lumber and squares/timbers. Georgia-Pacific's building product business has consistently been among the nation's top suppliers of building products to building materials dealers and large warehouse retailers. Georgia-Pacific employees strive for safety and health excellence while achieving an injury free workplace.What You Will DoTroubleshoot, repair, and maintain diesel- and gasoline-powered mobile equipment and industrial machinery, including engines, transmissions, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, gearboxes, bearings, conveyors, and related componentsPerform scheduled preventive maintenance, lubrication, fluid and filter changes, and inspections to improve equipment reliability and uptimeInstall and align equipment, complete welding and fabrication as needed, and read mechanical drawings and electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic schematicsDocument labor, repairs, and critical findings in work orders and maintenance systems; coordinate parts, inventory, and outside vendor supportPartner with operations and maintenance teams to prioritize work, solve recurring problems, reduce waste, and support production and quality goalsFollow all safety and environmental requirements, including lockout/tagout and personal protective equipment proceduresWork safely with minimal supervision in a hot humid, cold, and noisy industrial environment, while working rotating shifts, overtime, holidays, and weekendsWho You Are (Basic Qualifications)One year or more of mechanical maintenance experience in an industrial environment as a mechanic and/or millwrightExperience diagnosing and repairing diesel or gasoline engines, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, powertrain components, and industrial mechanical equipmentExperience with welding and fabrication and with reading mechanical drawings or schematicsWhat Will Put You AheadAssociate degree, technical college coursework, or trade school training in industrial maintenance or industrial technologyThree or more years of heavy equipment or industrial millwright experienceExperience with Taylor, Hyster, and Cat equipment