Maintenance Mechanic

Clio Snacks•Piscataway, NJ

12d

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for reliability functions at the site and for maintaining standard running conditions of operating equipment throughout the facility. The role involves repairing and replacing failed components and troubleshooting equipment issues, including issues that are not yet identified. The mechanic performs preventive maintenance and follows current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs). The position requires diagnosing and troubleshooting equipment and systems during production runtime and downtime, making adjustments based on evaluations during the shift, and responding to unplanned work orders to restore equipment safely and promptly. Work orders must be closed out completely and on time, documenting observed problems, actions taken, and any needed follow-up. The mechanic also inspects equipment for wear, metal fatigue, and damage, and rebuilds or fabricates parts and equipment. The role supports continuous improvement by helping reduce equipment faults over time. Essential job functions must be performable with or without reasonable accommodation.

Requirements

At least five years of experience repairing and troubleshooting production equipment.
At least 3–5 years of experience as a maintenance mechanic in an industrial facility.
Knowledge of electrical systems using 480-volt three-phase and 240-volt through 24-volt single-phase systems.
Experience with variable frequency drives.
Welding experience.

Responsibilities

Diagnose and troubleshoot equipment and systems during factory runtime and downtime.
Make adjustments based on evaluations taken during the shift.
Respond to unplanned work orders to safely and quickly return equipment to production.
Complete and timely close out unplanned work orders, documenting observed problems, actions taken, and required follow-ups.
Inspect equipment for wear, metal fatigue, and damage.
Rebuild and fabricate parts and equipment.
Drive continuous improvement by continuously reducing equipment faults.
Perform assigned preventive maintenance on equipment and systems.
Maintain standard running conditions of operating equipment throughout the facility.
Repair and replace failed components and troubleshoot unknown equipment issues.
Follow current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).