Maintenance Technician

Roswell, United States | Posted on 02/17/2026 To ensure the reliability, safety, and performance of a high-volume manufacturing facility by maintaining and improving critical production systems. This role exists to prevent downtime, protect product quality, and sustain operational excellence in a fast-paced food production environment. The Maintenance Technician is not simply repairing equipment. This role safeguards throughput, supports production teams, and strengthens plant performance through disciplined troubleshooting and preventative maintenance. Performance Objectives (What Success Looks Like) Maximize Equipment Uptime Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and PLC-controlled systems to minimize unplanned downtime across pumps, valves, conveyors, gearboxes, and related equipment. Execute Preventative Maintenance with Precision Complete scheduled PM work orders through CMMS (SAP preferred), ensuring calibration, inspection, and documentation meet compliance standards. Lead Electrical & Automation Troubleshooting Troubleshoot and repair three-phase (480V/220V) systems, industrial controls, and Allen Bradley PLC/SLC programs to restore safe and efficient operations. Strengthen Instrumentation & Controls Reliability Calibrate plant instrumentation across various makes and specifications; update or reconstruct existing PLC programs when necessary. Maintain Safety & Compliance Standards Operate within GMP guidelines, adhere to PPE requirements, and safely handle hazardous materials in high-noise and temperature-variable environments. Support 24/7 Operational Readiness Communicate effectively across production and maintenance teams to ensure seamless shift transitions and rapid response to issues. Mechanical and electrical systems thinker Detail-oriented with compliance discipline Comfortable working in physically demanding industrial environments Mission-first contributor who supports production continuity Why This Role Matters This position directly impacts plant safety, productivity, and long-term operational success. Every repair completed correctly protects the integrity of the production line and supports a team that feeds families across the country. If you are a technician who takes ownership beyond the work order and believes equipment reliability is a mission—not a task—this role aligns with that purpose. Requirements Experience Must have served in the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Space Force, U.S. Reserves, or U.S. National Guard. Minimum 4 years industrial maintenance experience (food manufacturing preferred) 5–7 years PLC experience in industrial environment preferred Advanced experience with CMMS systems (SAP a plus) Technical Skills Mechanical repair (pumps, valves, conveyors, sprockets, gearboxes) Welding and fabrication Industrial electricity (three-phase systems) Allen Bradley PLC and SLC proficiency CAD drawing interpretation Instrument calibration Education 2-year technical degree in industrial maintenance or related discipline preferred Physical & Environmental Requirements Lift up to 55 lbs Climb stairs and ladders (vertical and inclined) Work overhead, kneeling, crawling, and in confined spaces Operate in high-noise and temperature-variable environments Work around chemical fumes and industrial hazards Competitive hourly wage: $32.64 – $36.72 401(k) with company match Profit-sharing plan Annual merit increases and bonus opportunities Tuition assistance Vacation, holidays, and dedicated sick time Long-term career growth within a stable manufacturing environment $15K relocation assistance available This facility operates with strict Good Manufacturing Practices and maintains a drug-free workplace. Pre-employment screening includes hair follicle drug testing and E-Verify participation. All roles require adherence to mandated Personal Protective Equipment standards. #J-18808-Ljbffr