Maintenance Mechanic I
$27.00 - $35.05 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$27.00 - $35.05 per hour
About the role
- Troubleshoot and repair production equipment and support systems
- Perform preventive maintenance (PMs) and corrective maintenance activities
- Maintain and repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems
- Diagnose and repair conveyor, chain, gear, bearing, and power transmission equipment
- Fabricate or modify tools, machine parts, and components as needed
- Support equipment reliability and minimize production downtime
- Operate forklifts and assist with occasional rigging activities
- Perform maintenance across multiple machine types and production systems
- Follow all safety, quality, and maintenance procedures
- This is Full-Time, Contract Opportunity.
- Strong mechanical troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities
- Experience with hydraulic and pneumatic systems
- Knowledge of conveyors, chains, gears, bearings, and power transmission systems
- Mechanical reasoning and root-cause analysis skills
- Ability to read equipment issues and implement effective repairs
- Preferred Experience
- Corrugated manufacturing experience
- Paper mill experience
- Industrial manufacturing maintenance experience
- Experience working on older or legacy equipment
- Preventive maintenance experience
- Bonus Qualifications
- Boiler experience
- Forklift experience
- Rigging experience
- Fabrication and welding experience
- Equipment & Work Environment
- The facility operates a large corrugator system and various supporting equipment
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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