The Shift Mechanic is responsible for maintaining all equipment, machinery, and the building in good working order and making necessary repairs. This role requires working a shift work schedule, including every other Sunday, and providing appropriate tools. The mechanic will coordinate job assignments with the Shift Supervisor to ensure maximum production uptime and efficiency, assist with facility evaluations, and oversee PM Operator functions. A strong understanding of pneumatics, electrical controls, and hydraulics is essential for diagnosing and correcting problems. The position involves performing preventive maintenance, completing work orders, managing maintenance parts inventory, and breaking down/setting up extrusion and thermoforming product on machinery according to established standards. The mechanic must have a full understanding of the extrusion and thermoforming process and machinery to ensure quality production uptime, diagnose and repair problems with minimal supervision, and adjust daily schedules as needed to maximize production. Responsibilities also include performing facility shutdown and startup procedures, making necessary building repairs (plumbing, roof, silos, trenches, HVAC, dock doors, chiller system, parking lot, etc.), equipment modifications, new equipment installations, following Hot Work Permit procedures, operating PIT equipment per OSHA specifications, performing housekeeping duties, and handling end-of-shift functions such as communicating issues to the next shift, cleaning the work area, and storing tools and parts. The role also involves unloading incoming product/material, assisting with facility audits, working overtime as needed, and complying with all company policies and safety regulations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED