Maintenance Mechanic
$23.00 - $37.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23.00 - $37.00 per hour
About the role
- 2+ years of maintenance mechanic experience, ideally in food/beverage or CPG manufacturing. Forklift certification is a plus!
- Minimum Education Required
- High school diploma or GEDLicense(s) RequiredN/AExpected Start Date 11/22/2026 Compensation$23.00 - $37.00 / HourlyHours Per Week40Number Of Positions1Shift
- UnspecifiedJob Description
- Each of them is the result of the activities summarized to achieve the objective of the position and the time spent for each area.
- Fundamental AreasBe the primary person for compliance with PM plan requirements and company policies and procedures.
- Maintain and repair fryers, packaging machines, etc.
- Maintain hydraulic loading docks plates, forklifts and pallet jacks.
- Consult equipment manuals and phone or online resources to effectively maintain equipment in proper working order.
- Keep all equipment lubricated and in good working order every day, preventing shutdowns by foreseeing potential problems with all necessary equipment.
- Work with approved vendor partners to ensure smooth running operations.
- Participate in the selection of new/replacement equipment for the facility.
- Work with integrity, accuracy, and moral conduct as related to all business opportunities and activities
- Active involvement daily with all team members monitoring and verifying PM plan needs and emergency maintenance needs.
- Manage relationships with approved third-party vendors whose expertise is essential to certain maintenance tasks.
- Participate in continuous improvements to product safety and quality with various department members
- Follow all plant safety, USDA, SQF and GMP guidelines
- Knowledge of electronics related to equipment will be a plus but not a must to be considered for the job
- Perform other related duties as assigned or requested
- Required Skills & Competencies
- Technical SkillsHands-on experience troubleshooting, repairing, and performing preventive maintenance on industrial food processing equipment (fryers, packaging/sealing machines, conveyors)
- Working knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems (loading dock plates, lifts)
- Experience operating and performing basic maintenance on forklifts and pallet jacks
- Basic mechanical aptitude: bearings, belts, motors, gearboxes, lubrication systems
- Ability to read equipment manuals, wiring diagrams, and schematics
- Basic electrical troubleshooting (motor controls, sensors, wiring) — helpful but not required per the JDComfortable using hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring instruments
- Basic welding/fabrication skills a plus
- Food Safety & Compliance
- Familiarity with GMP, SQF, and USDA regulations in a food manufacturing environment
- Understanding of sanitary design principles for food-contact equipment
- Ability to document maintenance activities accurately for audit/compliance purposes
- Organizational & Soft SkillsStrong verbal and written communication skills across production, QA, and vendor teams
- Detail-oriented with strong follow-up and documentation habits
- Ability to prioritize and manage multiple maintenance requests/PM tasks simultaneously
- Problem-solving mindset with a bias toward prevention over reaction
- High integrity and reliability — comfortable working with minimal supervision
- Vendor management experience (scheduling, coordinating third-party repairs)
- Experience/Education 2+ years of maintenance mechanic experience, ideally in food/beverage or CPG manufacturing
- Forklift certification a plus (or willingness to obtain one)
- Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance
- Opportunity to shape one of the most transformative and fastest growing brands in cpg history
- All the chips you can eat!
- Place of WorkOn-site
- Requisition IDN/AJob TypeFull Time
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