DC Maintenance Mechanic

Gap Inc.

About The Position

The DC Maintenance Mechanic supports daily facility operations by providing floor coverage and safely operating related warehouse equipment and machinery. The role supports maintenance mechanics with preventive maintenance and equipment repairs, identifies and communicates basic mechanical failures, and works within safety guidelines under the guidance of the Maintenance Supervisor or upper-level technicians. The position involves maintaining and troubleshooting material-handling equipment and automated systems, performing inspections and repairs, documenting abnormalities and follow-up work orders in CMMS software, and carrying out general facility maintenance.

Requirements

Basic technical knowledge of material-handling equipment and automation in a distribution center environment.
Ability to multitask and strong organizational and time-management skills.
Ability to perform general maintenance, including painting, plumbing tasks, hanging signs, bulb replacement, and facility upkeep in a timely manner.
Understanding of facility operations and ability to communicate issues effectively.
Ability to use conveyor cameras and HMI workstations to maintain product flow.
Certification for working at heights and operating aerial work platforms (AWPs) or powered industrial vehicles used for this work.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot electrical components, including inspecting, aligning, and replacing sensors and inspecting or replacing KDR conveyor control components such as connection modules and motorized rollers.
Monitor and troubleshoot crane and shuttle ASRS systems to maintain product flow, including inspecting and adjusting sensors and rails on conveyors, load-handling devices, crane masts, and shuttles.
Perform visual preventive maintenance inspections of conveyor systems, balers, and automated storage components; report abnormalities and create follow-up work orders in CMMS software.
Inspect, remove, rebuild, set up, and install sortation-system carriers according to applicable SOPs, replacing components such as shock absorbers, springs, wheels, door blades, and drive plates and using go-no-go gauges for setup.
Monitor and troubleshoot the corrugate baler, including daily inspections, adjustments, replenishing baler wires, and cleaning.
Use hand tools, power tools, and shop machinery, including a drill press, bench grinders, and band saw, on various projects.
Operate powered industrial vehicles such as scissor lifts and articulating telescopic boom lifts for work at heights.
Perform other mechanical work, including rebuilding shuttle flaps, replacing and tracking belts, and replacing conveyor rollers.
Follow all applicable safety standards and procedures.
Use human-machine interfaces to monitor, troubleshoot, and control production machinery and product flow.
Perform general facility maintenance, including painting, plumbing tasks, hanging signs, replacing bulbs, and facility upkeep.
Use conveyor cameras and HMI workstations to maintain product flow.