Industrial Maintenance Mechanic II - 2nd Shift

Epredia•Portsmouth, NH

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Be a part of a global team where what we do matters! At Epredia, we recognize that our talented employees are vital to our success. Our team is dedicated, our work is rewarding – both personally and professionally – because what we do matters. We seek talented individuals who will contribute to and thrive in our collaborative, diverse, fast-paced environment while demonstrating a commitment to our core values, People, Customer, Results, Continuous Learning, and Innovation. People – We win as a team. Customer – We deliver customer-centric solutions. Continuous Learning – We learn and always aim to be better. Innovation – We innovate every day. Results – Results matter for all of us. We’re looking for an 2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Mechanic II to join our dynamic Team! In this hands-on role, you’ll troubleshoot, repair, and maintain critical industrial systems, including plumbing, mechanical, and electrical infrastructure. You’ll play a key part in keeping our facility running smoothly by performing preventative and predictive maintenance while ensuring all systems operate at peak efficiency. If you’re passionate about problem-solving and thrive in a fast-paced environment, this is the perfect opportunity to showcase your skills and make an impact!

Requirements

High School Diploma/GED/Technical School Education or equivalent work experience
3+ Years of Work Experience in an Industrial Environment and/or 3+ Years of Trade Experience (Mechanical, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Controls)
Experience in Fabrication / Machine Shop
Experience with hand and power tools
Lock-Out Tag-Out Training and Experience
Computerized Maintenance Management System Experience (CMMS)
Basic Job required tools
Flexible schedule with call in responsibilities
Good computer skills (Microsoft Office, database and internet-based programs)
Computerized Maintenance Management System Experience (CMMS)
Ability to read blueprints
Basic Job required tools
Strong Computer Skills

Responsibilities

Execute facilities start-up routines
Monitor status readouts of primary systems and take appropriate actions to ensure safety and reliability. Examples include water PH adjustment systems, filter press cleaning, amperage draw of motors and ovens.
Contributes to production efficiency by responding to maintenance calls as assigned, and either repairs or defers action to supervisor for decision.
Capable of executing basic troubleshooting and repairs of electro-mechanical systems like AC/DC motors and drives, sensors, valves, hoists, PLC’s and general industrial equipment used in a manufacturing environment.
General facilities maintenance tasks pertaining to plumbing, welding, lighting, painting, light carpentry, etc.
Completing special project action items by assigned dates and priorities. Examples are installation of new equipment, infrastructure upgrades, equipment modifications and improvements.
Interactions with CMMS system to document work executed, time, spare parts usage, place orders for parts.
Executing Scheduled Preventative Maintenance and Unscheduled Maintenance in compliance with safety guidelines and procedures.
Accommodating shifting schedules and overtime as needed to meet the needs of the business. Examples of this are providing support to production overtime and plant shut downs.
Support plant initiatives conducive to a safe, secure and clean workplace