Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist

Ready to Solve the Toughest Nighttime Equipment Challenges?

Picture this: It’s 11:40pm in Schaumburg. A conveyor hesitates, a sensor blinks, and production momentum wavers. You step in—lockout verified, diagnostics in hand, components tested—minutes later the line is back at speed. If that scenario energizes you, this role is your arena.

What’s on the Table

• Work Hours: Nights, 7:00pm–7:00am on a continental pattern (2 on / 2 off / 3 on / 3 off)
• Compensation: $33.50–$41.50 per hour
• Perk: $500 tool allowance

Your Mission

• Be the first responder for equipment failures—stabilize, diagnose, and repair quickly and safely.
• Execute preventative, predictive, and corrective maintenance to extend asset life and ensure peak efficiency.
• Troubleshoot electro-mechanical systems along with pneumatic, hydraulic, and light plumbing issues.
• Own your work orders—plan, complete within expected time, and document thoroughly using a tablet.
• Coordinate with operators, leads, and supervisors to understand urgency, scope, and production impacts.
• Support and oversee contractors when needed and contribute to special projects.
• Teach and learn—coach production teammates and mechanics, and pursue new skills yourself.

What You’ll Need to Succeed

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum 2 years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Strong electrical fundamentals; confident reading schematics and mechanical blueprints.
• Working knowledge of electrical systems, plumbing, conveyors, motors, and gearboxes.
• Safe, effective use of hand/power tools, drill presses, and shop equipment.
• Clear verbal and written communication; able to read and interpret documents in English.

Where You’ll Work & How You’ll Work

• Active baking/manufacturing setting with typical industrial machinery hazards.
• Heat-tolerant: comfortable in hot, high ambient temperatures.
• Physically capable: pushing, pulling, bending, stooping, climbing; able to remain on your feet the entire shift.
• Regular sit/stand/stoop and fine hand coordination as tasks demand.
• Hands-on tasks that can require standing, lifting, pulling, and climbing on machinery or tooling.
• Agile in a multi-level plant—navigate stairways to reach assignments.
• Lift up to 50 lbs (including stacking, unstacking, and carrying materials).
• Stand and/or stoop for prolonged periods in a hot environment.
• Open to weekend work and overtime when production needs it.
• Mindset: continuous improvement, teamwork-first, and frequent communication across channels.