The Maintenance Mechanic performs preventive maintenance and troubleshooting on production equipment throughout the plant. The role checks equipment functionality through diagnostic tests of electrical and mechanical systems and uses hand and power tools to install equipment and replace defective parts. The position supports safe, efficient equipment operation and product quality while meeting food safety and regulatory requirements. Responsibilities span production lines, preparation areas, storage areas, chillers, kitchen ventilation, fire and safety systems, buildings and grounds, CIP, and bulk chemicals. The mechanic helps maintain production efficiency and customer service by supporting the production schedule and limiting equipment downtime. The role works with little supervision, although work is reviewed, and exercises discretion within its areas of responsibility. The mechanic recommends actions and alternatives to a supervisor and others. The position has little to no customer contact and may indirectly contribute to moderate revenue generation. Decisions may moderately affect other departments or external relationships; errors may be detected after the fact and cause moderate work interruptions or delays. The job is performed in a manufacturing setting, with some exposure to heat, cold, dust, or other minor inconveniences and to hazards that might cause minor injury. It involves extensive walking and standing, occasional physical exertion and lifting objects up to 50 pounds, and occasional visual effort. Less than 5% travel is required to other sites by airplane.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed