First Shift Production Mechanic 2: Setups, Troubleshooting & PM

Almac Group; Lower Providence Township (PA); Vor Ort; USD 30.000 - 47.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Medical, Vision & Dental

Paid time off - 20 days

12 holidays

Disability & Life Insurance

401k company contribution

Professional development opportunities

Zusammenfassung

Almac Group is seeking a 1st shift Production Mechanic 2 for its Audubon, PA location. The role covers set-up, changeover, equipment maintenance and basic troubleshooting to support production operations.

The position emphasizes documenting batch records, completing machine reports, and participating in continuous improvement to minimize downtime and maximize equipment utilization. A strong background in industrial mechanics and electrical troubleshooting is required.

Qualifikationen

• Three years’ experience as a production mechanic, operator or set-up person in manufacturing.
• Strong knowledge of general industrial mechanics and electrical troubleshooting on production equipment.
• Experience performing routine maintenance and determining maintenance needs.

Aufgaben

• Set-up/teardown of production equipment per approved procedures and document on batch records.
• Complete preventative maintenance on production equipment per work orders.
• Respond to production calls for high-level troubleshooting and escalate as needed.
• Identify continuous improvement initiatives to minimize downtime and optimize machine utilization.

Kenntnisse

Industrial mechanics

Electrical troubleshooting

Hand & power tools

Ausbildung

High School Diploma or equivalent

Technical/Trade School degree

Tools

Electrical wiring experience

PLC concepts

Jobbeschreibung

Almac Group is seeking a 1st shift Production Mechanic 2 for its Audubon, PA location. The role covers set-up, changeover, equipment maintenance and basic troubleshooting to support production operations.

The position emphasizes documenting batch records, completing machine reports, and participating in continuous improvement to minimize downtime and maximize equipment utilization. A strong background in industrial mechanics and electrical troubleshooting is required.