2nd shift Maintenance Repair-$26.70-$30.64 plus $1.50 ...

Position Summary:The Maintenance Repair I is responsible for troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing production equipment and machinery. This role includes project-driven installations, rigging, and equipment teardown, along with responsibilities for training, fabrication, and problem-solving. The position supports both day-to-day maintenance needs and long-term process improvements.Key Responsibilities: Perform lubrication and routine maintenance on machinery. Rig, install, and maintain equipment such as punch presses, conveyor lines, assembly machines, tapping machines, and lathes. Troubleshoot and repair mechanical failures, including HVAC, plumbing, and vehicle maintenance. Set ways and gibs on presses. Operate tool room equipment, including Bridgeports, lathes, grinders, and saws. Analyze and repair automated conveyors and rebuild spindles. Use test equipment to diagnose machine malfunctions. Troubleshoot and rebuild hydraulic and pneumatic systems and components. Demonstrate working knowledge of hydraulic and directional components (valves, pumps, motors, cylinders, flow controls). Bend conduit and pull wires for electrical installations. Analyze problems and design/fabricate solutions based on project parameters. Apply root cause analysis to identify and implement corrective actions. Train fellow repairmen and maintenance personnel on procedures and job knowledge. Organize job materials and coordinate workflow to improve efficiency. Support preventive maintenance programs and tool upkeep. Assist line workers in diagnosing malfunctions in production machinery.Execute supervisor-assigned or delegated projects. Coordinate shift transitions and support consistent communication and operations. Promote and adhere to all safety procedures and plant policies. Collaborate with other department supervisors, managers, and support groups. Support and contribute to company and plant goals and values. Participate positively in team-based problem solving. Perform other product- or customer-driven tasks as assigned by the Supervisor. Mechanical and electrical aptitude Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to make decisions in high-pressure situations Math proficiency and blueprint reading Communication and organizational skills Team-oriented with proactive work habitsEducation & Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required 3 to 5 years of relevant maintenance experience in a manufacturing environmentEssential Skills: Blueprint reading (including hydraulic and pneumatic schematics) Machine repair and maintenance (hydraulics, electrical, pneumatics) Tool room equipment operation Welding and fabrication Building maintenance (plumbing, HVAC, structural) Familiarity with mechanical testing tools (calipers, height gauges, dial indicators, micrometers) Background in computers or electronics

Created: 2026-04-02