This position plays an important role in promoting a Quality and Food Safety Culture across the Organization. It requires establishing a sound working relationship with all Production, Sanitation, QA departments, and functional departments. The role involves participating in and promoting employee safety and food safety policies and practices, including GMPs. The Maintenance Mechanic engages in repairing all assigned areas, equipment, machinery, set-ups, and preventive maintenance functions. They are responsible for identifying needed parts and supplies, maintaining sound procedures to complete work orders in a timely period, and maintaining daily, weekly, and monthly record systems to support the Preventive Maintenance and Work Order system. Under minimum supervision, the mechanic installs, maintains, repairs, and/or rebuilds complicated machines and plant equipment, disassembles problem equipment to determine repair extent, and repairs, refits, and/or replaces worn or defective parts. The role also involves promoting and participating in the development of junior technicians through one-to-one or group training sessions. The position requires practicing and abiding by all Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), understanding the general operation of all equipment, and notifying supervisors of any food safety concerns. Additionally, the mechanic must understand Critical Control Points (HACCP), support the Food Safety Culture, ensure compliance with Food Safety and Product Quality protocols, and support the maintenance of the SQF system related to the plant, GMPs implementation, Food safety and quality regulations, and FSMA compliance. A flexible schedule and shift (Day or Afternoon), including weekends, is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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