Electro-Mechanical Reliability Mechanic

Frito-Lay•Beloit, WI

5d•$38 - $43•Onsite

About The Position

Electro‑Mechanical Reliability Mechanic Fast facts Where: Beloit, Wisconsin Pay: $37.88–$43.27/hour + $1.00/hour shift differential Shifts: 2nd (Tue–Sat) or 3rd (Sun–Thu). With tenure, Mon–Fri may become available. Why this role? Own high‑impact troubleshooting on AC/DC systems, PLC‑controlled equipment, and 480V 3‑phase motors Apply multi‑craft know‑how across pneumatics, hydraulics, control valves, and pumps (centrifugal/positive displacement) Use the right instruments—volt‑ohm meter, amp meter, oscilloscope—to pinpoint root causes Fabricate and repair using lathes, mills, and arc/Heliarc® welding Leverage preventive maintenance systems and work order tracking to drive uptime What you’ll do Respond quickly to maintenance calls and complete in‑progress repairs as needed Diagnose issues using schematics and task lists; execute corrective actions Inspect equipment, draft near‑term and long‑term repair plans, and return assets to peak performance Restore production/facilities equipment after failures with urgency and care Share knowledge—coach less experienced mechanics through complex work Work environment Large manufacturing spaces with loud equipment and limited temperature control; indoor conditions vary with seasons/weather. Tasks and hours can shift based on area needs. Your path forward Start with Frito‑Lay and unlock opportunities across PepsiCo. Enjoy comprehensive benefits: health, dental, vision, retirement with 401(k) company contribution, paid vacation, and more. Who should apply? Experienced maintenance professionals comfortable with high‑voltage and multi‑craft repair. If you’re still building experience, check out our entry‑level openings better aligned to your skills. Before an in‑person interview, you’ll complete a hands-on electrical skills test.

Requirements

18+ years old
Available for weekends and holidays
Lift 15–50 lbs with or without reasonable accommodation
Stand/walk for extended periods with or without reasonable accommodation
Climb, bend, reach, stoop, kneel, and stretch for extended periods with or without reasonable accommodation
Comfort working around extreme temps, humidity, hazardous/loud equipment, and slippery surfaces
PLC troubleshooting and PLC programming
Electrical schematics comprehension
Electrical/electronic system diagnostics and repair
Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting
Food and beverage manufacturing experience
Excellent communication; basic computer skills
High School diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

Electrical certification, technical schooling, manufacturing maintenance, and/or welding experience
Strong base in mechanical/electrical repair and multi‑discipline troubleshooting
Preferred: ~2+ years in mechanical/electrical repair within a manufacturing setting
Customer service: collaborate effectively with teammates at every level
Flexibility: shift priorities and handle multiple requests gracefully
Self‑starter: take ownership when working independently
Safety first: follow policies and procedures to protect people and product

Responsibilities

Respond quickly to maintenance calls and complete in‑progress repairs as needed
Diagnose issues using schematics and task lists; execute corrective actions
Inspect equipment, draft near‑term and long-term repair plans, and return assets to peak performance
Restore production/facilities equipment after failures with urgency and care
Share knowledge—coach less experienced mechanics through complex work