Maintenance Tech - 2nd Shift

Campbell's•Downers Grove, IL

16h•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician helps keep the manufacturing operation running safely, reliably, and efficiently by maintaining and repairing plant equipment, utilities, and facility systems. The role uses mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills to support production and minimize downtime. Work includes troubleshooting production machinery and electrical components, along with maintaining boilers, HVAC, refrigeration, and building systems in a hands-on manufacturing environment. The position is based in Downers Grove, Illinois, with a starting pay rate of $36 per hour. It is a second-shift role that generally starts as early as 1:45 PM and continues until finish. Start times and hours may vary according to production schedules, holidays, and staffing needs. Overtime and weekend work may be required. Strong attendance and punctuality are essential; employees must remain in position for at least one year and successfully complete a 90-day evaluation period.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity to safely use hand and power tools.
Knowledge and hands-on experience using basic hand tools.
Basic electrical training or equivalent experience sufficient to perform basic electrical troubleshooting.
Ability to safely and competently troubleshoot mechanical equipment.
Ability to read and understand instructions, shop manuals, diagrams, and schematic drawings.
Ability to interpret ladder logic and basic control circuits.
Ability to use a multimeter and perform basic electrical troubleshooting.
Ability to follow written, verbal, and diagram-based instructions and troubleshoot problems involving multiple variables.
Basic computer skills, including documenting work and entering information using Microsoft Office, SAP, and email.
Clear and respectful verbal and written communication skills.
Basic math skills using whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
Ability to read rulers and tape measures using English and metric measurements.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and contribute effectively within a team.
Ability to work in a changing, fast-paced manufacturing environment and respond effectively to high-pressure situations.
Ability to comply with plant safety requirements and properly use required PPE, which may include safety glasses, safety shields, gloves, hearing protection, respirators, and approved footwear.
Ability to obtain and maintain Powered Industrial Equipment/Forklift Operator Certification.
Ability to successfully complete required Electrical Aptitude, PLC and Controls Aptitude, Mechanical Aptitude, and WorkKeys testing.
Strong attendance and punctuality; employees must remain in position for a minimum of one year.
Successful completion of a 90-day evaluation period.
Successful completion of applicable Powered Industrial Equipment physical and licensing requirements.

Nice To Haves

Two or more years of experience troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining production machinery in a manufacturing or industrial environment.
Previous experience with industrial electrical troubleshooting, PLCs, and controls.
Experience maintaining boilers, HVAC, refrigeration, chillers, or related plant utility systems.
Experience using welding, machining, grinding, or milling equipment.
Familiarity with SAP or a computerized maintenance/documentation system.
Previous experience working within HACCP, GMP, and/or SQF requirements, particularly in a food manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated commitment to continuous learning, technical development, and sharing expertise with others.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain plant production machinery using manuals, schematic drawings, technical documentation, and instructions.
Diagnose mechanical and basic electrical problems and complete repairs safely and accurately.
Perform basic electrical troubleshooting using a multimeter and replace like-for-like components as appropriate.
Interpret ladder logic and troubleshoot basic control circuits.
Maintain boilers, hot water systems, HVAC, refrigeration, chiller systems, fire protection systems, and building equipment.
Safely operate hand and power tools and shop equipment such as welders, lathes, grinders, and mills.
Perform precise measurements, testing, adjustments, and equipment inspections.
Read rulers and tape measures using English and metric units.
Work independently with minimal supervision and communicate equipment conditions and maintenance needs.
Complete daily reports and maintenance documentation using Microsoft Office, SAP, email, and other applicable systems.
Work safely at elevated heights using ladders, scissor lifts, WAV lifts, and other approved equipment.
Follow company policies and programs, including Safety, HACCP, GMP, and SQF requirements.
Support plant safety initiatives, follow operating procedures, and use required personal protective equipment.
Perform additional duties as assigned and work overtime when necessary to support operational needs.