Maintenance Mechanic I - Night Shift

Office Depot

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic I performs basic tasks and minor repairs in warehouse and office areas and maintains general equipment, including scanner equipment, the battery room, and photocells. The position also performs general tenant improvement work, such as light plumbing and electrical repairs, wall repairs, and room finishes. Additional duties include housekeeping and recycling collected materials. The role requires a basic understanding of pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical systems. It is an entry-level position with potential to advance to Maintenance Mechanic II by completing and demonstrating proficiency in the related job requirements.

Requirements

At least one year of on-the-job experience in a related field.
Training with equipment such as mechanical, electrical, or pneumatic equipment.
Basic knowledge of common electrical and plumbing systems.
Good working knowledge of tools.
Basic computer skills.
Ability to work any shift, including weekends if needed.
Strong sense of urgency.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Ability to operate machinery and forklifts.
Good verbal and written communication skills.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent education preferred.
Industrial mechanic trade school courses or certificate.

Responsibilities

Perform painting, sheetrock repairs, and other tenant improvement work as needed.
Perform minor repairs on doors, dock plates, and plumbing.
Support mechanics and senior mechanics in maintenance work as needed.
Perform minor preventative maintenance tasks on conveyor systems.
Support Maintenance Technicians II or III during breakdowns while developing hands-on knowledge and experience.
Maintain scanners, photocells, the battery room, and the maintenance shop in clean, good working order.
Keep the maintenance shop organized, neat, and clean, and adhere to 5S principles.
Identify and promptly address safety hazards and spills; use safe lifting techniques and operate power equipment safely.
Follow applicable safety regulations and procedures, including lockout/tagout.
Maintain general building cleanliness and collect recycled materials.
Use materials and tools, including wood and metal, to fabricate custom equipment supporting operations.
Enter and track work order information, update tools and documents such as Material Safety Data Sheets, and maintain records of time, parts, and repairs.