Electro‑Mechanical Plant Maintenance Mechanic

Join a maintenance team that keeps production running safely, cleanly, and efficiently. You’ll blend mechanical know‑how with basic electrical troubleshooting to stabilize uptime and support continuous improvement across the site.

Role responsibilities

• Execute entry- and mid-scope preventive maintenance and break/fix repairs on industrial equipment.
• Adjust mechanical assemblies and control devices; replace defective components; recondition basic machine tools.
• Identify and requisition parts, supplies, and repair items to complete work orders.
• Provide cross-coverage for department teammates when directed by leadership.
• Apply maintenance industry standards; uphold 5S and exceptional housekeeping.
• Participate in CI initiatives to improve processes, document results, and deliver cost savings.
• Operate simple machining equipment (lathe, drill press, grinder) to fabricate or repair parts; perform basic welding tasks when required.
• Maintain accurate records, update CMMS entries, and review asset history to inform decisions.
• Troubleshoot straightforward control circuit issues on production equipment.
• Engage in ongoing technical self-study for professional growth.
• Comply with all safety procedures, technical instructions, and environmental expectations; maintain situational awareness and report hazards.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Associate degree in a technical field, or 18+ months of related industrial experience, or completion of the ATS Technician Progression Program.
• Foundational understanding of mechanical and basic electrical systems with hands-on repair capability.
• Competence with standard hand tools.

Key competencies

• Equipment troubleshooting
• Mechanical troubleshooting
• Preventive maintenance and inspection

Equipment you may use

• Pallet jack
• Overhead crane
• Conveyor systems

Work environment and physical requirements

This position works primarily in a factory setting.

• Regular standing and walking; frequent hand/finger use and reaching.
• Ability to climb, ascend/descend, or balance at heights using ladders or lifts.
• Capability to stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl in confined spaces; effective speaking and hearing.
• Occasional sitting.
• Occasional lifting/moving of items exceeding 50 lbs.
• Frequent need for close and color vision.
• Occasional exposure to outdoor weather and electrical shock hazards.
• Exposure to loud noise; possible contact with hazardous materials and greasy or slippery floors.