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Maintenance Mechanic

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distribution centerNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$59000 - 72000 per year

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About the role

DICK’S Sporting Goods Distribution Center is seeking a Maintenance Mechanic to keep our wholesale distribution operations running safely and efficiently. In this fast-paced logistics environment, you will perform preventive and corrective maintenance on conveyors, material-handling equipment, forklifts, and building systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting mechanical and basic electrical issues, completing work orders, documenting repairs, and supporting safety and 5S standards. You’ll collaborate with operations teams to minimize downtime, support continuous improvement, and help ensure products move smoothly to athletes and outdoor enthusiasts nationwide. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on conveyors, material-handling equipment, forklifts, and building systems. Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and basic electrical issues to minimize downtime. Complete, update, and close work orders in the maintenance system with accurate documentation. Inspect equipment regularly and identify opportunities for reliability and performance improvements. Follow all safety, lockout/tagout, and 5S standards in a distribution center environment. Collaborate with operations teams to schedule repairs and support continuous improvement projects. Assist with installation, modification, and relocation of equipment as business needs change. Maintain tools, parts, and maintenance areas in a clean, organized, and safe condition. Industrial equipment maintenance Conveyor systems repair Preventive maintenance planning Mechanical troubleshooting Electrical troubleshooting Hydraulic and pneumatic systems Welding and fabrication Reading blueprints and schematics CMMS usage Safety and lockout/tagout procedures Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k EPA refrigeration certification (preferred) Journeyman or equivalent industrial maintenance credential (preferred) Forklift certification (preferred) OSHA safety training

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