Step into a day as our Industrial Maintenance Mechanic

The plant hums to life. You’ve already reviewed overnight CMMS work orders, prioritized a predictive task on a conveyor gearbox, and lined up parts for a scheduled motor swap. A production line pauses—an operator flags a sensor fault—and you’re on it, reading the schematic, tracing a control circuit, and returning the line to service with minimal downtime. By mid-shift, you’ve completed a LOTO procedure for a pump inspection, documented everything cleanly, and partnered with engineering on a small modification that boosts reliability. Before you clock out, you do a 5S sweep, update leadership on a recurring issue, and prep for a weekend PM blitz.

What you’ll take ownership of

• Keeping manufacturing equipment and facility systems running through preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance.
• Diagnosing and repairing mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic issues across motors, conveyors, pumps, gearboxes, and more.
• Executing installations, inspections, and maintenance that reduce unplanned downtime.
• Interpreting electrical schematics, mechanical drawings, blueprints, and technical manuals to solve problems quickly.
• Handling core electrical troubleshooting: motors, sensors, switches, relays, and control circuits.
• Supporting equipment installs, modifications, and continuous improvement projects that elevate reliability and efficiency.
• Capturing accurate work details in our CMMS and communicating equipment status with production and leadership.
• Upholding 5S, OSHA, and LOTO standards; using the right PPE every time and modeling a safety-first mindset.
• Collaborating across production, engineering, and other teams; responding to emergencies when needed.
• Showing dependable attendance and flexibility for overtime or alternate shifts as operations require.

What you bring

• High school diploma or GED (technical/vocational training preferred).
• At least 3 years of industrial maintenance experience in a manufacturing setting.
• Proven mechanical aptitude and strong experience troubleshooting industrial equipment.
• Hands-on knowledge of electrical systems, motors, controls, hydraulics, pneumatics, bearings, conveyors, and power transmission.
• Comfort reading blueprints and electrical diagrams and navigating equipment manuals.
• Experience with hand/power tools, precision measuring devices, and diagnostic instruments.
• Basic computer skills; familiarity with CMMS is a plus.
• Excellent troubleshooting, organization, and problem-solving capabilities.
• Ability to work independently and within a team, with clear communication and a commitment to safety.

Preferred extras

• Industrial Maintenance Technician or equivalent technical certification.
• PLC troubleshooting, VFDs, robotics, or automated equipment experience.
• Welding, fabrication, or machining background.
• Forklift, scissor lift, or aerial lift certifications.
• Knowledge of lean manufacturing and continuous improvement practices.

Your toolkit and strengths

• Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
• Electrical Systems Diagnostics & Repair
• Electrical Repair
• Maintenance and Repair Skills
• Mechanical Systems & Component Repair
• Equipment Repair & Maintenance

Tech you’ll touch

• Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)

If you thrive on solving problems, reducing downtime, and leaving equipment in better shape than you found it, you’ll feel right at home here.