Maintenance Technician

Graphic Packaging Careers•Sturgis, MI

6d•Onsite

About The Position

At Graphic Packaging International, we produce the paper cup that held your coffee this morning, the basket that transported those bottles of craft beer you enjoyed last weekend, and the microwave tray that heated your gourmet meal last night. We’re one of the largest manufacturers of paperboard and paper-based packaging for some of the world’s most recognized brands of food, beverage, foodservice, household, personal care and pet products. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, we are collaborative, diverse, innovative individuals who create inspired packaging while giving back to our communities. With over 25,000 employees working in more than 130 locations worldwide, we strive to be environmentally responsible in our industry and in the communities where we operate. We are committed to workplace diversity and offer compensation and benefits programs that are among the industry’s best to reward the talented people who make our company successful. If this sounds like something you would like to be a part of, we’d love to hear from you. A World of Difference. Made Possible. Job Summary: Position is intended to provide mechanical and electrical support to insure continuous operation of all areas of the facility. Employees in the Maintenance Mechanic classification may be required to work overtime in a situation in which their presence would prevent downtime of a piece of equipment.

Requirements

Must be able to speak, read and write English.
Must have working knowledge of basic mechanical fundamentals.
Perform tasks per instructions.
Work well without supervision when needed.

Responsibilities

Installing and repairing all electrical devices within the plant.
Performing breakdown repairs, preventative maintenance, predictive maintenance, etc. on all production equipment, utilities, building/grounds, etc.
Completing parts requisitions, work orders, time sheets, in system.
Working independently and on teams.
Demonstrating safe work practices.
Use PLCs for routine troubleshooting.
Understand and complete all associated paperwork.
Adhere to preventative/predictive maintenance schedules.
Read and work from mechanical and electrical blueprints.