Roles & Responsibilities

Step in to repair machine breakdowns and troubleshoot issues.
Diagnose and address speed of operation issues and waste issues.
Maintain and optimize mechanical components, ensuring smooth equipment functionality.
Set up, debug, and adjust equipment based on plant policies and department procedures.
Maintain accurate equipment logs for downtime and maintenance tracking.
Perform preventative maintenance to avoid unplanned downtime.
Monitor in-process quality, ensuring compliance with quality standards.
Support upstream and downstream operations, including component replenishment.
Adhere to all safety, environmental, and Quality System Requirements (QSR).

Experience Required

Hands-on mechanical background is required.
Experience in high-speed manufacturing is a plus.
Preferred background in auto mechanics, HVAC, low-voltage electronics/sensors, or machinist work.

Mechanical troubleshooting/experience.
Knowledge of feeler gauges and other tools to measure tolerances, torque, and clearances.
Familiarity with cams, cam-followers, rod-ends, bushings, chain drives, conveyors, gear-boxes, vacuum systems, pneumatic systems, ball valves, and basic troubleshooting of these components.
Strong team-oriented mindset and commitment to continuous improvement.

Bonus Skills

Experience working with car engines, boat engines, or similar mechanical systems.
HVAC knowledge and troubleshooting of low-voltage electronics/sensors.
Machinist experience with blueprint reading and tool usage.

Strong mechanical aptitude and experience with hands-on repairs.
Ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to function effectively in a team environment.

Full time,