Step into a day on our floor
Morning begins with a walk-through of the production area—listening for unusual sounds, checking PM tasks coming due, and prioritizing work orders. Mid-shift, you’re diagnosing a sudden line stoppage, tracing an electrical fault through schematics, and swapping a failed pneumatic component to get output back on track. Later, you’re fine-tuning a hydraulic system, documenting your work, and coordinating parts with approved vendors. That’s a typical day for an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic at Dynamic Manufacturing.
What you’ll tackle
- Own and communicate preventive maintenance plans for assigned equipment across our facilities—keeping schedules current and execution tight.
- Use hand and power tools to install, commission, troubleshoot, service, and repair production machinery, material handling assets, and building systems.
- Respond quickly to unplanned downtime, performing accurate emergency repairs to restore equipment safely and efficiently.
- Carry out scheduled maintenance to minimize interruptions and maximize throughput.
- Execute multi-discipline repairs—mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic—on production equipment.
- Interpret manuals, work orders, blueprints, and wiring diagrams to perform advanced diagnostics and corrective actions.
- Operate with a safety-first mindset, meeting all applicable environmental and safety laws, regulations, and company policies.
- Define and communicate clear instructions for custom tooling and equipment modifications; collaborate on fabrication to solve complex problems.
- Identify and request parts, tooling, supplies, and equipment from external suppliers, in coordination with management approvals.
Also on your list
- Set up and prepare machinery for scheduled production runs so teams start with equipment in optimal condition.
- Assist with facility utilities and systems to support a reliable, efficient plant environment.
- Offer guidance to fellow maintenance team members, including entry-level technicians, when needed.
What you bring
- Advanced shop math capability (add, subtract, multiply, divide), precise measurement and recordkeeping, and the ability to sketch custom parts and tools.
- Deep troubleshooting skill across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems.
- Confident, safe use of powered and non-powered hand tools.
- Strong communication—read, interpret, and document technical information; create and update maintenance records and PM schedules accurately.
- A valid Class C Driver’s License (or equivalent).
- High proficiency reading and understanding technical documentation for assigned equipment.
Physical demands
- Lift up to 75 lbs safely.
- Stand for extended periods, up to 8 hours.
- Sit, kneel, or crouch continuously for up to 2 hours.
- Use non-powered tools to precisely tighten or loosen fasteners.
- Climb ladders and stairs with confidence and care.
Demonstrated proficiencies
- Building and executing preventive maintenance plans
- Heavy equipment repair
- Mechanical troubleshooting
- Journeyman’s License
- Electrical troubleshooting
- Electrical repair
- Machine safety inspections
Why Dynamic Manufacturing
Join a high-energy team where your craftsmanship keeps production moving and your ideas lead to smarter, safer, more reliable equipment. Grow your impact in a place that values continuous improvement.
Note
This description highlights the typical scope of the role and may evolve to meet business and organizational needs.