Maintenance Mechanic

Carboline•Corsicana, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic I provides technical expertise in maintaining process control, electrical, and instrumentation equipment. The role recommends improvements to operations and maintenance leadership, helps sustain or restore equipment to current performance standards, and works with the maintenance manager on longer-term improvements and team competency in electrical maintenance and diagnostics. The position works in a plant and shop environment and supports internal customers with small projects and troubleshooting to reduce downtime. The mechanic maintains equipment service records, assists in training less-skilled mechanics, and may work with or supervise outside contractors. The role requires learning plant auxiliary equipment, bulk tank systems, waste-handling systems, chemical hazards, and applicable safety procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 2 years of experience in a manufacturing mechanical field, or an associate degree from a technical school.
Experience installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting plant equipment or issues.
Good analytical skills and attention to detail.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, plans, and manuals.
Basic safety training, such as Right to Know, Hazmat, or Hazwoper.
Authorization to work in the United States without sponsorship.
Ability to work onsite in Corsicana, Texas.
Ability to work four 10-hour graveyard shifts.
Ability to lift and carry 50 pounds; bend, squat, reach overhead, and climb stairs and ladders throughout the day.
Ability to wear a respirator and work in confined spaces, at heights, and with fall protection.

Responsibilities

Perform complex repair procedures by following oral and written equipment-specific instructions.
Read and interpret blueprints, layouts, drawings, specifications, plans, and manuals.
Troubleshoot operational problems and support small projects for internal customers to eliminate downtime.
Maintain equipment records to build service histories and track service and replacement requirements.
Assist in training less-skilled mechanics.
Work with or supervise projects involving outside contractors.
Learn and perform required testing and preventive maintenance for plant auxiliary equipment, including fire protection systems, boilers, heaters, air compressors, waste-handling equipment, and emission-control devices.
Learn bulk tank systems, including tank numbering and location tables, level-measuring systems, and transfer pumps, to support repairs.
Learn plant waste-handling systems, including sump operation, holding tanks, separation, and transfer equipment, to support repairs.
Follow company quality, safety, security, health, and environmental requirements and procedures.
Work from ladders, scaffolds, catwalks, or high lifts, and work at heights using fall protection.
Understand chemical hazards and material identification codes relevant to assigned areas and repair work.