Industrial Facilities Maintenance Mechanic

Own the mission: keep our facility running flawlesslyPaket relies on a resilient, safety-first Industrial Facilities Maintenance Mechanic to protect uptime and reduce risk across buildings, utilities, and production support systems. In this facilities-centered role, you report to the Maintenance Supervisor and operate as the go-to resource for inspections, repairs, and continuous improvement.Your core responsibilitiesInspect and repair: Assess buildings and structures, pinpoint system issues, and resolve them or coordinate approved vendor support.Electrical basics: Replace and repair fixtures, wall switches, outlets, bulbs and tubes, ballasts, sockets, fuses, minor appliances, and cords using the correct tools.Plumbing fundamentals: Fix leaks in drains and faucets; clear clogged drains and toilets.Light building trades: Prep surfaces; paint, stain, and varnish; hang doors; install locks and handles; perform minor carpentry and masonry.Utilities and safety systems: Operate the low-pressure boiler; check and maintain air compressors and vacuum pumps; perform fire compression system churn tests.Reliability focus: Service facilities equipment routinely to prevent failures and avoid costly downtime to production.Tank farm stewardship: Help maintain and enhance Paket’s tank farm.Training and culture: Instruct employees on safe operation of new or newly acquired equipment; model uncompromising safety practices.Records and inventory: Log all maintenance work; manage parts and materials (including metals stock and miscellaneous production-machine parts).Partnership: Communicate equipment status, faults, and facilities best practices to management.Broad trade coverage: Electrical, plumbing, steam fitting, carpentry, electrical distribution, compressed air systems, HVAC, boiler, fabrication, grounds maintenance, communications, welding, and equipment installation.Shop operations: Use saws, drill presses, and varied hand and power tools; maintain tools in safe, clean working order.Availability: Respond to off-hours calls and support emergency work when needed.Your toolkit and knowledgeFluency with trade tools, materials, and methods across facilities disciplines (electrical, HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, painting, welding, locksmithing, mechanics).Strong safety awareness and technical understanding within specialty areas.Proper storage practices for equipment, materials, and supplies; excellent documentation habits.Commitment to all Federal, State, and local building codes and regulations, including the Illinois Fire Code.Skills that set you up for successPreventive maintenance planning120/208/240/480 V electrical systemsElectrical install, troubleshooting, and repairHVAC service and repairConduit pulling and bendingBoiler operation and troubleshootingGeneral maintenance and repair skillsDrywall installExperience in packaging environmentsEquipment diagnostics and troubleshootingElectrical panel installationEquipment installation and wiringEquipment repair and maintenanceTools and technologies you will useMIG and stick weldersPackaging machinesSurface grinder and manual grinderManual latheLiquid fill pumps and associated equipmentIndustrial controlsConveyor systemsHow you work and moveOperate Paket powered industrial vehicles (forklift, scissor lift, etc.) and perform hands-on physical tasks.Work while standing, sitting, and walking; communicate effectively.Use hands for grasping and fine manipulation; bend, squat, crawl, kneel, lift, climb, and reach.Lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 pounds.Independently manage workload, uphold schedules, and maintain accurate routine records. #J-18808-Ljbffr Torrey Holistics