2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Mechanic – Food Processing & Hydraulics

Job Juncture; Fort Atkinson (WI); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 67 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Full benefits package

Overtime pay (time-and-a-half)

Résumé du poste

Job Juncture is seeking a 2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Mechanic for a food processing site near Greater Madison, WI. The role focuses on high-speed packaging lines, hydraulics, pneumatics, and conveyors, with overtime opportunity and a strong culture of safety.

You will work a dedicated 2nd shift Monday–Friday, with a base pay of $65,000–$67,000 per year and premium overtime structure. U.S. work authorization is required.

Qualifications

• 1+ year of dedicated industrial mechanical maintenance.
• Basic welding and fabrication skills.
• Food-safe environment experience and GMP awareness.
• US work authorization: Citizen or Green Card.

Responsabilités

• Maintain high-speed processing lines, troubleshoot and repair packaging equipment.
• Service conveyors, drive assemblies, and belts; optimize performance.
• Diagnose fluid power systems including hydraulics and pneumatics.
• Execute structural modifications using MIG/TIG welding.
• Support GMP and sanitation compliance on the floor.

Connaissances

Hydraulics

Pneumatics

Conveyors

Welding

Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Safety

Outils

MIG Welding Equipment

TIG Welding Equipment

Pneumatic/Hydraulic Systems

Description du poste

2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Mechanic – Food Processing & Hydraulics

Salary: $65,000 - $67,000 per year

Posted: October 23 2026

Relocation Assistance: Not Available

2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Mechanic – Food Processing & Hydraulics

• Pay & Incentives: $31.00/hour starting base rate + premium overtime structure (time-and-a-half after 8 daily hours + guaranteed double-time on Sundays) + full corporate benefits package.
• Work Pattern/Schedule: Dedicated 2nd Shift schedule (Monday – Friday afternoon/evening shift) with consistent hours and high-earning overtime availability.
• Environment & Culture: Century-old, pristine food processing facility in Greater Madison; non-political, highly collaborative team culture backed by high-end tooling, top-tier safety standards, and strict GMP protocols.
• Core Functional Scope: High-speed conveyor networks, fluid power loops (high-pressure hydraulics & pneumatics), mechanical drive assemblies, packaging machinery overhauls, and basic structural welding/fabrication.
• Strict Requirements & Authorization: Requires 1+ year of dedicated industrial mechanical maintenance, US work authorization (U.S. Citizenship or Green Card holder), and a commute within 45 minutes of Greater Madison, WI.

If you are an industrial maintenance professional looking to trade corporate volatility and cutting-corner safety cultures for genuine stability, high-caliber training, and professional respect, this role offers an ideal long-term home. Operating as a legendary, century-old food manufacturing leader in the Greater Madison area, this organization has spent the last 100 years building a reputation centered on employee well-being, craftsmanship, and workplace safety.

Leadership invests heavily in setting the maintenance team up to succeed from day one, providing world-class training, high-end tools, and a facility where safety is non-negotiable. You will join a positive, non-political 2nd shift where team members look out for one another and take pride in keeping high-speed processing machinery running smoothly. Backed by an industry-leading overtime model—including time-and-a-half after 8 daily hours and guaranteed double-time on Sundays—this environment rewards your dedication while offering unmatched career stability.

What You Will Be Doing (Daily Responsibilities)

• Maintain High-Speed Processing Lines: Execute comprehensive mechanical troubleshooting, rapid fault-tracing, and emergency breakdown repairs across high-speed packaging equipment and processing cells.
• Service Conveyors & Drive Assemblies: Troubleshoot, rebuild, and optimize complex conveyor networks, high-speed belts, sortation lines, gearboxes, and mechanical drive assemblies.
• Diagnose Fluid Power Systems: Inspect, overhaul, and service high-pressure pneumatic systems, pneumatic valves, hydraulic pumps, cylinders, and fluid distribution loops safely.
• Execute Structural Modifications: Utilize MIG/TIG welding equipment to modify machinery frameworks, fabricate brackets, repair machine guards, and reinforce production components.
• Maintain Regulatory Compliance: Partner closely with floor leadership to ensure all equipment and work areas adhere to strict sanitation guidelines, safety protocols, and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).

What We Are Looking For (Requirements & Qualifications)

• 1+ Year Mechanical Maintenance Depth: Verifiable experience maintaining and repairing machinery in a fast-paced production setting, with core strength in hydraulics, pneumatics, and conveyors.
• Fabrication & Welding Fundamentals: Demonstrated ability to perform basic structural welding, torch cutting, and metal fitting for machinery repair applications.
• Regulated Facility Readiness: Full comfort working in a food-safe processing environment with a strict personal commitment to workplace cleanliness, safety standards, and GMP compliance.
• Proven Tenure & Reliability: Stable employment background showing strong daily attendance, safety dedication, and solid teamwork with past employers.
• Local Commute: Residence established within a comfortable, daily 45-minute driving radius of the Greater Madison, WI area.
• Compliance & Legal Authorization: Must be a United States Citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident (Green Card holder).

Preferred Technical Assets (Bonus Skills)

• Food / Beverage Industry Experience: Prior background working inside a USDA, FDA, or SQF-regulated food processing or pharmaceutical manufacturing plant.
• High-Speed Packaging Machinery: Exposure to automated pouchers, shrink wrappers, cartoners, or rotary labeling equipment.
• Basic Electrical / Motor Controls: Hands-on ability to wire AC motors, check fuses, and safely troubleshoot basic 24V/120V sensor circuits.