Production Planning & Materials Supervisor

The Junior Maintenance Technician supports the maintenance and reliability of all plant 
equipment, machinery, and facilities. The position works closely with the Maintenance 
Supervisor and Production team to perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot 
equipment issues, and complete repairs safely and efficiently. 
The role is intended for a mechanically inclined individual who wants to develop their skills 
in an industrial manufacturing environment. 
Key Responsibilities 
1. Preventive & Routine Maintenance 
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on production equipment, machinery, 
and facility systems. 
• Inspect equipment regularly and identify potential problems before they result in 
breakdowns. 
• Lubricate, clean, adjust, and replace components as required. 
• Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities and equipment condition. 
2. Equipment Repair & Troubleshooting 
• Assist with troubleshooting and repair of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, 
hydraulic, and other equipment issues. 
• Respond to equipment breakdowns and support Production in restoring equipment 
to operation safely and efficiently. 
• Assist senior maintenance personnel with more complex repairs and projects. 
• Replace worn or damaged components and perform basic fabrication and 
mechanical work as required. 
3. Production & Facility Support 
• Support Production with equipment adjustments, changeovers, and minor repairs. 
• Assist with installation, relocation, and commissioning of machinery and 
equipment. 
• Perform basic facility maintenance, including lighting, doors, plumbing, and other 
general repairs. 
• Maintain tools, equipment, and spare parts in an organized and serviceable 
condition. 
4. Safety & Compliance 
• Follow all company safety procedures and OSHA requirements. 
• Apply proper lockout/tagout procedures before performing maintenance work. 
• Ensure maintenance activities are performed safely and do not create hazards for 
employees or production. 
• Maintain good housekeeping in maintenance areas and around equipment. 
5. Spare Parts & Maintenance Records 
• Maintain appropriate organization and control of maintenance tools, parts, and 
supplies. 
• Assist in identifying required spare parts and communicating replenishment needs. 
• Record completed maintenance work, repairs, and parts used in the maintenance 
system. 
• Support the development and improvement of preventive maintenance procedures. 
6. Continuous Improvement & Development 
• Identify recurring equipment problems and communicate them to the Maintenance 
Supervisor. 
• Support projects aimed at improving equipment reliability, safety, and efficiency. 
• Learn and develop skills in mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and 
industrial maintenance. 
• Work closely with experienced maintenance personnel to progressively take on 
more complex responsibilities. 
Qualifications 
• 1–3 years of experience in industrial maintenance, mechanical repair, 
manufacturing, or a related field preferred. 
• Technical school, mechanical/electrical training, or equivalent hands-on experience 
preferred. 
• Basic mechanical and electrical knowledge. 
• Ability to use common hand and power tools. 
• Ability to read basic mechanical drawings and equipment manuals. 
• Forklift experience or ability to become certified preferred. 
• Ability to work in a manufacturing environment and perform physical work.