ASRS Maintenance Mechanic II (Days & Nights)

Shamrock Foods•Aurora, CO

8d•$33 - $39

About The Position

The ASRS Maintenance Mechanic II performs inspection, preventive maintenance, and corrective maintenance on material-handling equipment and physical building structures in an automated warehouse. Equipment includes carton and pallet conveying equipment, cranes, sorters, and power lift equipment. The mechanic works independently on assigned tasks and as part of a team on projects designated by a lead or supervisor. The role uses diagnostics and formal documentation, including electrical prints and mechanical drawings, to analyze, improve, and repair equipment. The mechanic follows maintenance safe-work practices and maintains a safe working environment. The position also involves maintaining facility systems and performing basic carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work. The schedule may vary according to operational needs and includes day or night shifts. The starting wage is $33–$39 per hour, depending on experience.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; required for ASRS Maintenance positions, though listed as preferred in the posting.
At least two years of commercial or industrial maintenance-related experience for Level II.
Five years of related experience, or an equivalent combination in mechanical, electrical, and general maintenance in a distribution center or industrial environment, targeting one or more of material-handling equipment, power lift equipment, electronic/electrical installation and equipment diagnosis, or facilities maintenance.
Ability to frequently reach up to 31–77 inches.
Knowledge of operation and safe storage practices for ARC and MIG welding equipment, OXY/ACETYLENE equipment, and PLASMA welding and cutting.
Ability to operate shop tools, including a grinder, drill press, cutting torch, and welding machine.

Responsibilities

Diagnose machine malfunctions, determine whether adjustment or repair is needed, and report problems to a lead or supervisor.
Disassemble and inspect equipment; perform routine repairs and rebuild defective parts.
Reassemble and test-operate machines to verify that malfunctions have been corrected.
Maintain and lubricate machine tools and equipment; clean machines and paint equipment as needed to prevent corrosion.
Install or recharge batteries for battery-powered equipment.
Perform basic electrical work, including replacing motors, fuses, and switches.
Troubleshoot and repair material-handling equipment, including sorters, conveyors, and cranes; identify problems requiring outside vendors and inform a lead or supervisor.
Evaluate system-critical devices such as high-speed sorter diverts and scanners.
Use the Maximo computerized maintenance management system to monitor, report, and document equipment and parts usage and replacement.
Replace defective parts or repair or reproduce parts.
Troubleshoot, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on power lift equipment and its mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and high-pressure air systems.
Perform facility preventive maintenance, including carpentry, plumbing, and electrical duties.
Operate and safely store ARC and MIG welding equipment, OXY/ACETYLENE equipment, and PLASMA welding and cutting equipment.
Operate shop tools such as a grinder, drill press, cutting torch, and welding machine to repair or join metal parts.
Maintain regular and reliable attendance and perform other duties as assigned.
Follow maintenance safe-work practices and maintain a safe working environment.