Bakery Maintenance Tech - Electrical & PM Troubleshooting

Sterling BV, Inc.; Azusa (CA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation

Sick leave

Health plans (Medical, Dental, Vision)

401K

Job summary

Sterling BV, Inc. is seeking a Maintenance Mechanic with a strong electrical background to perform preventive maintenance and repairs on plant equipment at our bakery facility.

The role includes troubleshooting electrical and mechanical failures, disassembly/reassembly of line machinery, and light fabrication tasks. Candidates should be able to read electrical schematics, work with 120/240/480V systems, and be comfortable with overtime and swing/graveyard shifts as needed.

Qualifications

• Must possess maintenance mechanic skills with a strong electrical background.
• Knowledge of AC-DC motors and associated controls; single and 3 phase wiring distribution systems, lighting systems, and computer control systems.
• Ability to install new systems to include conduit, control panels, wiring, and motor controls.
• Able to read and understand electrical, mechanical schematics, and diagrams.
• Must be flexible, willing to work overtime on occasion, and may be asked to work swing or graveyard shift.

Responsibilities

• Inspections for routine preventive maintenance
• Troubleshooting and repair of equipment failures, to determine corrective action required (replacement of parts)
• Conduct facility repairs and clean ups in and around building
• Perform various fabrication tasks
• Overhaul and repair spare parts
• Dis-assembly and reassembly of line machinery and line set up

Skills

Maintenance mechanic

Electrical background

AC/DC motors

Wiring schematics

Electrical schematics

Troubleshooting

Pneumatic systems

Hydraulic systems

Job description

Sterling BV, Inc. is seeking a Maintenance Mechanic with a strong electrical background to perform preventive maintenance and repairs on plant equipment at our bakery facility.

The role includes troubleshooting electrical and mechanical failures, disassembly/reassembly of line machinery, and light fabrication tasks. Candidates should be able to read electrical schematics, work with 120/240/480V systems, and be comfortable with overtime and swing/graveyard shifts as needed.