Industrial Maintenance Mechanic

Make Production Run Like Clockwork

You’re the kind of hands-on problem solver who notices small changes in pitch, vibration, or temperature—and knows what they mean. As our Industrial Maintenance Mechanic, you’ll be the go-to expert keeping machines, building systems, and production processes in peak condition so the line never misses a beat.

Day in the Life

You’ll start by walking the floor, listening and observing. You’ll inspect key assets, verify preventive maintenance schedules, and jump on any urgent repair. When equipment underperforms, you’ll diagnose root causes, disassemble components, swap or rebuild parts, and bring assets back online—often working side-by-side with production to minimize downtime.

What You’ll Own

• Full-cycle equipment care: inspection, troubleshooting, repair, and performance verification
• Mechanical rebuilds: disassemble, repair/replace components, and reassemble to spec
• Routine care: clean, lubricate, align, and adjust machinery for reliability
• Facility support: assist with building systems and structural upkeep
• Fabrication and repair: use cutting torches and welding equipment as needed
• Production partnership: collaborate to reduce downtime and streamline processes
• Safety leadership: follow plant safety rules and emergency procedures without compromise
• Documentation: maintain accurate logs of parts, supplies, and maintenance activities
• Inspections: perform recurring checks on plant equipment and utilities
• Preventive programs: execute PMs and manage spare-parts inventory
• Vendor coordination: work with contractors; maintain strong supplier relationships
• Flex support: handle occasional off-shift or on-call maintenance needs

Additional related duties may be assigned as business needs evolve.

What You Bring

• High school diploma or GED
• 2–4 years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing setting
• Comfort with maintenance tools, gauges, and precision measuring devices
• Sharp diagnostic mindset and practical troubleshooting ability

Bonus Qualifications

• Background in paper converting or similar continuous-process operations
• Experience coordinating projects or leading maintenance tasks

How You Work

• Safety-first, procedure-driven approach
• Strong prioritization, time management, and deadline discipline
• Cost-aware mindset with a bias for efficiency
• Reliable attendance and collaborative spirit
• Ability to interpret technical data and translate it into real-world fixes

Certifications

Forklift Certification (or willingness to obtain)

Technical Proficiencies

• 120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Hydraulics
• Pneumatics
• Preventative Maintenance
• Manufacturing

Work Environment

Manufacturing floor with moving equipment and moderate noise. At times you may encounter dust, fumes, or airborne particles. We provide the right protective gear and clear procedures to work safely and confidently.

Physical Requirements

This active, hands-on role requires regular standing, walking, bending, and use of tools. The position may involve lifting up to 50 pounds and working around machinery. Reasonable accommodation may be provided to support individuals with disabilities.

Growth and Impact

If you’re reliable, safety-focused, and eager to learn, you’ll thrive here. We encourage flexibility, continuous improvement, and cross-training so you can expand your skills and make a daily impact.

Acknowledgement

This role may include additional related duties as needed. By accepting this position, you agree to perform responsibilities to the best of your ability while supporting team and company goals.