Entry Level Industrial Preventative Mechanic

Clemens Food Group LLC•Hatfield Township, PA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Clemens Food Group is seeking an entry-level Industrial Preventative Mechanic to help maintain manufacturing equipment and support production. Working alongside experienced maintenance mechanics, the employee will perform inspections, lubrication, preventative maintenance, and basic mechanical repairs. The role is intended for someone with mechanical curiosity and a desire to learn industrial maintenance; training and hands-on experience will help the employee develop skills in troubleshooting, hydraulics, pneumatics, and maintenance practices. Work is onsite Tuesday through Saturday, approximately 5:00 AM–2:00 PM. The position begins with routine maintenance activities and basic repairs under direct supervision, with opportunities to build knowledge and confidence over time.

Requirements

Basic understanding of mechanical systems or how mechanical components work.
Familiarity with common hand tools and power tools, with willingness to develop skills.
Ability to follow instructions, maintenance procedures, and safety guidelines.
Strong attention to detail and ability to recognize when equipment does not look or sound right.
Willingness to ask questions, accept feedback, and learn from experienced mechanics.
Dependability and ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Availability to work Tuesday through Saturday, approximately 5:00 AM–2:00 PM.

Nice To Haves

Up to two years of mechanical, industrial, or equipment maintenance experience.
Familiarity with conveyor systems, mechanical assembly, or lubrication practices.
Exposure to pneumatic or hydraulic equipment.
Interest in welding, fabrication, or additional mechanical skills.
Hands-on experience repairing or maintaining machinery or equipment.

Responsibilities

Assist with maintaining and repairing conveyor systems, including belts, pulleys, and rollers.
Perform routine lubrication, equipment inspections, and preventative maintenance.
Help identify worn, damaged, or failing mechanical components.
Assist with minor adjustments and replacements involving chains, tensioners, and drive systems.
Support basic pneumatic maintenance, including checking hoses and changing filters.
Learn to work safely around hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Use hand tools, power tools, equipment manuals, and simple mechanical diagrams.
Support troubleshooting by gathering information, observing equipment behavior, and communicating findings.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.
Work with senior mechanics and production personnel to resolve basic equipment issues.