Facilities Mechanic

Facilities Mechanic The Facilities Mechanic has primary responsibility for maintaining production and quality by ensuring the operation of all Westfield's egg grading and material handling equipment. Adjusts well to new situations and changes. Shows perseverance and resilience. Makes decisions based on experience and insight. Finds innovative solutions to challenges. Works proactively without supervision. Clearly and effectively conveys information, both verbally and in writing. Analyzes information objectively, evaluates different perspectives, and makes sound decisions. Follows through on tasks, ensuring completion and success. Prioritizes tasks based on importance and urgency. Identifies problems, analyzes solutions, and implements the best course of action. Troubleshoot and maintain egg grading equipment, power jacks, and production printers per manuals and specifications. Identify mechanical issues through observation, sound analysis, and precision testing. Manage equipment and parts inventory, order supplies, and verify deliveries. Minimize downtime by training production workers on routine maintenance. Dismantle equipment to remove and replace defective parts. Calibrate machine timing and gear ratios for optimal performance. Maintain and repair plumbing systems for safety and efficiency. Inspect and adjust parts to meet dimensional requirements. Modify and fine-tune equipment components and control instruments. Fabricate repair parts using machine tools and welding equipment. Ensure a safe, clean work environment by following regulations. Perform additional duties as assigned by management. Regular work hours are Monday-Friday, 7 AM - 5 PM, or during grading hours. Occasional Saturdays may be required for maintenance, repairs, or grading. Must be present during grading hours unless prior arrangements are made. Experience in equipment maintenance and mechanical repair. Complete support of and willing adherence to Westfield Egg Farm's mission, vision and core values. Applicant must hold these standards as his/her own. Proficient ability to read and write in English and an ability interpret documents such as maintenance instructions and standard operating procedure manuals. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals. Be honest and trustworthy. Be respectful. Demonstrate cultural awareness and sensitivity across a variety of cultures. Be flexible. Demonstrate sound work ethics. This position requires frequent standing and movement throughout the facility, with occasional walking, climbing stairs or ladders, reaching, handling objects, and communicating. Sitting may be required at times. Employees must be able to lift and move up to 50 pounds regularly. Vision requirements include close, distance, and color vision, as well as the ability to adjust focus. The work environment may involve occasional exposure to airborne particles, chemicals, outdoor weather conditions, moving machinery, vibration, and temperature extremes. Noise levels typically range from moderate to loud. $24-$32/hour – DOE Health, Dental, & Vision Benefits Generous PTO Paid Holidays 401k with match Free eggs Branded clothing Summer picnics, company outings, & banquets Supports work-life balance A faith-based company that values integrity, teamwork, and going the extra mile in every situation A workplace where employees are encouraged to grow, take ownership of their work, and build meaningful careers in a respectful, people-first environment Westfield Egg Farm, located in New Holland, Pennsylvania, is a fourth generation, family-owned business that is committed to operating with core values of excellence, integrity, family, stewardship, and eternal perspective.