Certified Maintenance

Carmeuse•Saginaw, AL

27d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Certified Maintenance professional, your expertise keeps our plant running safely and efficiently. You will: Mechanical & Electrical Maintenance Install, inspect, troubleshoot, and repair stationary and mobile equipment Work mechanical and electrical equipment such as motors, pumps, conveyors, belts, fans, PLCs, MCC cabinets, and more Diagnose equipment issues and perform necessary repairs Disassemble, rebuild, and reassemble machinery Perform and record preventive maintenance such as inspections, lubrication, and adjustments on equipment Effectively communicate required components for repair and verify repair quality Skilled Craft Work Perform welding and torch cutting Splice, adjust and train conveyor belts; install conveyor skirts Rig and hoist equipment safely; understand crane signals Remove, install and align bushings, bearings, sheaves, v-belts, sprockets, couplings and gear reducers Measure and fabricate components with precision (to 1/32”) Cut, thread, and assemble pipes and fittings Electrical Work Troubleshoot and repair 480 volt motor control circuits Read and interpret electrical schematics Install and wire 3‑phase motors Run conduit, pull wire, and make enclosure connections Learn and support PLC troubleshooting Equipment Operation Operate forklifts, manlifts, and eventually become a certified crane operator and signal person Perform preventive maintenance on quarry, maintenance and personnel equipment Additional Expectations Work evening, night and/or weekend shifts as needed Travel for training Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
5+ years mechanical and electrical experience in an industrial environment
Ability to read technical documents, follow safety protocols, and communicate effectively
Solid math and reasoning skills
Ability to lift/move up to 50 lbs regularly and occasionally up to 100 lbs
Comfortable working around heavy machinery, heights, weather exposure, and industrial environments

Responsibilities

Install, inspect, troubleshoot, and repair stationary and mobile equipment
Work mechanical and electrical equipment such as motors, pumps, conveyors, belts, fans, PLCs, MCC cabinets, and more
Diagnose equipment issues and perform necessary repairs
Disassemble, rebuild, and reassemble machinery
Perform and record preventive maintenance such as inspections, lubrication, and adjustments on equipment
Effectively communicate required components for repair and verify repair quality
Perform welding and torch cutting
Splice, adjust and train conveyor belts; install conveyor skirts
Rig and hoist equipment safely; understand crane signals
Remove, install and align bushings, bearings, sheaves, v-belts, sprockets, couplings and gear reducers
Measure and fabricate components with precision (to 1/32”)
Cut, thread, and assemble pipes and fittings
Troubleshoot and repair 480 volt motor control circuits
Read and interpret electrical schematics
Install and wire 3‑phase motors
Run conduit, pull wire, and make enclosure connections
Learn and support PLC troubleshooting
Operate forklifts, manlifts, and eventually become a certified crane operator and signal person
Perform preventive maintenance on quarry, maintenance and personnel equipment
Work evening, night and/or weekend shifts as needed
Travel for training
Perform other duties as assigned

Benefits

Starting pay: $35.83/hr
Paid holidays and vacation time
Quarterly bonus program
Medical, pharmacy, dental & vision insurance with company‑funded HSA options
401(k) with company match
Robust wellness program with financial incentives
Company‑paid life insurance and disability coverage
Optional supplemental life & disability plans
Employee Assistance Program
Tuition assistance & professional certification support
Employee referral bonuses
Various Team involvement opportunities such as Employee Appreciation, Community Outreach and Mine Rescue