M1-Maintenance Mechanic

Mondelēz International•Toronto, ON

1d•CA$43•Onsite

About The Position

As an expert Maintenance Mechanic (Millwright), you will bring a deep technical mastery of the process and equipment. You will work hands-on with everything from processing and packaging lines to pumps, conveyors, and motors. You will be part of a unionized team that values safety, teamwork, and doing things the right way. Your role will involve performing mechanical troubleshooting, repairs, and preventive maintenance on production equipment and systems, responding to breakdowns quickly and safely to minimize downtime, and inspecting, maintaining, and rebuilding mechanical components like gearboxes, bearings, belts, shafts, and drives. You will also support equipment installations, upgrades, and continuous improvement initiatives, work closely with other trades, production, and quality teams to solve problems and improve processes, and follow all safety, food safety (GMP, HACCP), and environmental procedures. Keeping maintenance records up to date in the CMMS and contributing to a respectful, team-first work culture are also key aspects of this role.

Requirements

Certified Millwright (433A) or equivalent mechanical trade license
3+ years of experience in an industrial or manufacturing setting
Solid mechanical troubleshooting and repair skills
Ability to read technical drawings and schematics
Comfortable working 12-hour rotating continental shifts (days and nights)
Good communication and a strong team player attitude
Experience with CMMS systems and preventive maintenance programs
Commitment to safety and quality in everything you do
Advanced knowledge (including AM-Autonomous Maintenance Step 4 systems & Progressive Maintenance Step 3) & skill to maintain the dedicated equipment(s)at basic conditions independently, including the execution of AM & PM (BD-Breakdown maintenance, planned maintenance) standards on dedicated equipment(s) and TPM - Phase 3 & 4 tools problem solving tools
The capability to lead a Role for the Line
Qualify and coach the next level SWP owners and drive the common opportunity areas across the line in PDCA-Plan Do Check Adjust approach
The capability to work as the Line Leader, developing and aligning goal/master plan for the line, deploying and managing IDP for the members, coaching team members on their performance management and career development

Nice To Haves

Food industry experience is a big plus
Welding or fabrication experience is an asset

Responsibilities

Partner & Enable the line leader(s) to deliver the SQCDSM targets-Safety, Quality, Cost, Delivery, Sustainability & Morale for the lines, to ensure Process stability
Participates in the DMS- Daily Management systems meetings at the shift and line level
Own the technology and process and centerline settings for the equipment and process and have deep technical mastery of the process and equipment
Owns the PM-Progressive maintenance systems and work processes and the PM-Progressive Maintenance Key Performance Indicators for the line/s along with Centerline Management systems
Owns the R&M-Repairs & Maintenance budget of the line
Develop, own and execute the line/s preventive and time-based maintenance systems and plans and build capability of the team to execute themselves
Build (spends at least 50% of time) technical and maintenance skills of the technicians working in the shifts, so that they are able to operate and maintain their equipment themselves
Be part of the PM Pillar, own all PM systems and work process at the line level and lead some of them at the department level
Partner with the Asset and Reliability team for system improvement and execution of special maintenance tasks
Be responsible for Change Management on the line/s, localization of spares and proper break-down analysis and R&M cost reduction for the line/s
Represents the department/line/s as the site technology owner in the regional and global technology forums
Assist in VSU for the new initiatives and enable the VSU team
Help the line leader in internal and external benchmarking and reapplication
Be the subject matter expert on one of the component categories and be a trainer of PM related subjects for the plant
Perform mechanical troubleshooting, repairs, and preventive maintenance on production equipment and systems
Respond to breakdowns and equipment issues quickly and safely to minimize downtime
Inspect, maintain, and rebuild mechanical components like gearboxes, bearings, belts, shafts, and drives
Support equipment installations, upgrades, and continuous improvement initiatives
Work closely with other trades, production, and quality teams to solve problems and improve processes
Follow all safety, food safety (GMP, HACCP), and environmental procedures
Keep maintenance records up to date in the CMMS
Contribute to a respectful, team-first work culture