Temporary Apprentice- Mechanical Maintenance Technician

L.L.Bean•Freeport, ME

8d•$22•Onsite

About The Position

At L.L.Bean, we believe the outdoors brings out the best in all of us. We are committed to fostering a culture of belonging and creating safe, inclusive spaces where everyone feels welcome—both here and Outside. We value individual differences and are dedicated to maintaining an inclusive work environment where everyone can bring the best of their experience and talents and truly thrive. L.L.Bean is currently hiring a Temporary Mechanical Maintenance Technician Apprentice to support operations at our Order Fulfillment Center in Freeport, Maine. This temporary full-time, paid opportunity offers valuable hands-on experience in a fast-paced, high-tech, and collaborative environment. As an apprentice in our Mechanical Maintenance Department, you’ll work closely with experienced Mechanical Technicians, gaining practical skills while assisting with a variety of tasks. These include mechanical repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment such as: Vehicles and groundskeeping tools Sewing machines and material handling systems Conveyors, case cutting machines, and automated packing equipment Powered industrial trucks This role is ideal for a dependable team player who thrives in dynamic settings and is eager to learn from seasoned professionals. If you're a dependable team player who thrives in a dynamic setting and is eager to learn from experienced professionals, we encourage you to apply.

Requirements

Requires a limited working knowledge of vehicles and grounds keeping equipment.
Basic mechanical aptitude with the ability to apply these skills.
Ability to complete assigned tasks with limited supervision.
Ability to work off an assigned work calendar.
Proficiency with computers and able to learn a CMMS system.
Flexibility and willingness to work where needed during the internship experience
Good interpersonal skills and appropriate oral and written communication skills
Willingness to learn and take direction
Ability to work independently and collaboratively

Responsibilities

Using a work order system to receive assignments, performs routine repairs and adjustments or planned maintenance on a variety of vehicles, grounds keeping equipment, equipment trailers and material handling equipment. Examples may include oil and filter changes, tire rotation, tire mounting and balancing, brake jobs, troubleshooting emissions codes, vehicle, and equipment PM’s as well as monthly and quarterly vehicle inspections. Minor paint touch-ups and applying rust prevention products to the underside of vehicles as needed.
Work on sewing equipment, material handling equipment including conveyors, case cutting machines, automated packing equipment, sewing equipment and powered industrial trucks may include planned maintenance, routine repairs, audible and visual inspections, troubleshooting and repair as well as assisting with any other Facilities need as required. Examples are cleaning up flooded areas, lifting fire doors, maintaining, cleaning and swapping P.I.T. batteries.
Examines the equipment to diagnose problems.
Orders or retrieves appropriate parts and supplies.
Disassemble equipment to repair or replace broken or worn components.
Inspects completed repairs.
Assignments are completed when parts are signed out, the work area has been cleaned, the labor report has been updated, and the work orders are completed and closed.
Provides support to the Garage and Mechanical Maintenance technicians.
Assures appropriate communications of problems to co-workers and leadership.
Knows and follows all safety rules and procedures.
Reports unsafe acts or conditions to Leadership.
Every employee is responsible for contributing to a safe and healthy workplace. Employees are expected to be active participants in health and safety by following all safety policies and procedures, reporting unsafe conditions or at-risk behaviors to leadership, and conducting work in a safe manner. Those in a leadership role are also expected to model safe behaviors, evaluate risk, and ensure that risks are reduced to acceptable levels.