Production Maintenance Mechanic

Production Maintenance Mechanic | High-Speed PackagingA large, privately owned high speed foods manufacturer needs two mechanics for a plant it opened recently, one for days and one for evenings. The site runs fast filling and packaging lines on new equipment, and the maintenance crew is what keeps those lines moving. You will work right alongside production and report to your shift supervisor.This company cares more about how you think through a breakdown than which industry you come from.What the Job InvolvesGet production machinery back up quickly when it goes down, and keep downtime to a minimumTrack down problems by watching and listening to equipment while it runs, then confirm with test and measurement toolsSet and calibrate machine parts and controls with hand tools, levels, and gaugesHandle scheduled PM work on the filling and packaging linesFigure out the root cause, decide on the fix, and see it throughKeep spare parts and supplies stocked so a repair never waits on a partShow operators simple care routines that prevent breakdownsWrite up repairs and open issues so the next shift knows where things standWhat They Need1-5+ years in manufacturing maintenance, a technical maintenance degree, or a combination of bothSolid mechanical ability and an orderly way of troubleshootingComfort with basic shop math and everyday computer tools like spreadsheetsAccurate paperwork and the ability to follow written proceduresGood communication with operators, supervisors, and outside vendorsWhat's on the Table$27 to $32 per hour, plus a sign-on bonusBrand new facility with modern equipmentNon-union shopFull benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) match, and paid time offA financially stable, privately held employer