3rd Shift Maintenance Mechanic

AprilAire•Village of Morrisville, NY

4d•Onsite

About The Position

We are currently seeking a motivated 3rd Shift Maintenance Mechanic to support our Production Facility in Madison, Wisconsin. If you are a self-starter with industrial maintenance experience who is looking for variety in your work, and a rewarding career, apply today! This role is physically demanding, often requiring the ability to lift heavy objects, work in various positions (crouching, climbing, standing for long periods), and use a wide array of hand and power tools. The position involves performing routine, scheduled maintenance on a variety of equipment, troubleshooting and repairing mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic problems, assisting with the installation and assembly of new machinery, adhering to safety protocols, maintaining accurate records, and responding promptly to urgent repair requests.

Requirements

Physically demanding, often requiring the ability to lift heavy objects, work in various positions (crouching, climbing, standing for long periods), and use a wide array of hand and power tools
Strong mechanical aptitude and technical knowledge
Experience working in an industrial/manufacturing environment
Problem-solving and diagnostic skills
Communication and team collaboration skills

Responsibilities

Performing routine, scheduled maintenance on a variety of equipment (presses, mills, ovens, shears, pleaters, motors, conveyor systems etc.) to prevent breakdowns and extend asset lifespan
Lubricating parts, checking fluid levels, and replacing filters
Diagnosing mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic problems using observation, technical manuals, and precision diagnostic tools
Repair/replace defective/applicable parts
Assisting with the installation, assembly, and testing of new machinery and systems to ensure they function correctly before deployment
Adhering to all safety protocols and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations
Conducting safety checks and training others on proper equipment usage
Maintaining accurate records of all maintenance activities, inspections, and repairs
Utilizing Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS)
Management and monitoring of spare parts and supplies inventory
Responding promptly to urgent repair requests and equipment failures to minimize operational downtime