Facility Maintenance Mechanics (Mechanics) perform preventive maintenance and repair on material handling equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks and conveyor systems. Mechanics also maintain and repair general building infrastructure which includes but is not limited to pallet racking, overhead doors, HVAC, lighting, plumbing, and electrical equipment. Mechanics maintain and repair a wide variety of industrial equipment such as sweepers, scrubbers, bailers, pallet sorters, dock levelers, carts, cranes, dollies and other equipment used in a warehouse environment. Mechanics may also perform maintenance and repair to compressors and other ammonia refrigeration equipment, change industrial batteries in material handling equipment, and maintain industrial batteries to achieve maximum lifecycle and operation. Mechanics are often tasked with light remodeling, carpentry and painting, moving office furniture, and working as assigned to prepare for and assist with work performed by outside contractors. Mechanics perform inspections of equipment and building infrastructure as scheduled to find problems that may result in equipment failures and downtime. Mechanics will also troubleshoot and repair problems using advanced skills and techniques. Some work is done independently, and some is performed with other Facility Maintenance Team Members. Mechanics are required to complete work orders, change job assignments as needed, manage their time effectively to maximize output, and work together with other Mechanics to ensure safe and efficient operations occur with minimal downtime to essential equipment and infrastructure.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees