Maintenance Mechanic

Cargill•Wyalusing, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Cargill is hiring a Maintenance Mechanic for its protein and salt business in Wyalusing, Pennsylvania. The role involves safely performing preventive and reactive maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical and electrical issues, preparing work sites, and completing required work-order and handoff documentation. Available shifts are 1st (7:00 AM–3:30 PM), 2nd (3:30 PM–11:30 PM), and 3rd (11:30 PM–7:00 AM). Compensation is $23.10–$39.00 per hour. Relocation reimbursement is not included.

Requirements

Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Must be at least 18 years old.
Ability to understand and communicate in English verbally and in writing.
Knowledge of basic tools and maintenance-related subjects.

Nice To Haves

Previous Cargill experience.
Industrial maintenance experience or completed training for an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic.

Responsibilities

Maintain process and industry standards and specifications.
Follow safety, health, environmental, departmental, and other prescribed policies and procedures; help develop proper safety techniques.
Safely operate standard maintenance tools, including power tools, basic hand tools, and basic electrical testing equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance, including annual preventive maintenance tasks.
Read and understand mechanical and electrical schematics.
Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues, including minor troubleshooting without direct supervision.
Locate sources of problems by observing equipment in operation, listening for problems, and using precision measuring and testing instruments.
Understand and certify in LOTO.
Identify required follow-up work and acquire planned materials, tools, documentation, and work-order information.
Investigate job sites when required and determine the scope of reactive work.
Prepare work sites, including scaffolding and safety preparations.
Perform maintenance tasks and respond to interruption work from the immediate supervisor.
Move to the next job upon completion or as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor.
Resolve problems with the Maintenance Supervisor as needed to perform work.
Complete closeout activities, including tool accountability, parts reconciliation, sanitation tagging or production notification, returning unused materials and tools, completing functional operations tests, and arranging predictive maintenance validation.
Complete, sign, and return hardcopy work orders to the Maintenance Supervisor with work descriptions, symptoms, as-found and as-left details, start and finish times, labor hours, deficiencies, delays, and job-plan feedback.
Communicate issues and actions through written daily pass-downs.
Promote and assist with REPI events.
Perform other duties as assigned.