High-Speed Packaging Maintenance Mechanic – Sign-On Bonus

Your Talent Team; Millbrook (AL); On-site; USD 37,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) match

Paid time off

Job summary

Your Talent Team in Montgomery, AL seeks a Production Maintenance Mechanic for high-speed packaging lines. You’ll work on days or evenings, keeping lines running and downtime to a minimum with hands-on mechanical problem solving and PMs.

You’ll report to your shift supervisor, collaborate with production, and use basic shop math and spreadsheets to document repairs and track issues. A technical maintenance degree or equivalent experience is required.

Qualifications

• 1-5+ years in manufacturing maintenance, a technical maintenance degree, or a combination of both.
• Solid mechanical ability and an orderly way of troubleshooting.
• Comfort with basic shop math and everyday computer tools like spreadsheets.
• Accurate paperwork and the ability to follow written procedures.
• Good communication with operators, supervisors, and outside vendors.

Responsibilities

• Get production machinery back up quickly when it goes down, and keep downtime to a minimum.
• Track down problems by watching and listening to equipment while it runs, then confirm with test and measurement tools.
• Set and calibrate machine parts and controls with hand tools, levels, and gauges.
• Handle scheduled PM work on the filling and packaging lines.
• Figure out the root cause, decide on the fix, and see it through.
• Keep spare parts and supplies stocked so a repair never waits on a part.
• Show operators simple care routines that prevent breakdowns.
• Write up repairs and open issues so the next shift knows where things stand.

Skills

Mechanical ability

Troubleshooting

Shop math

Documentation

Communication

Education

Technical maintenance degree

Tools

Spreadsheets

Job description

Your Talent Team in Montgomery, AL seeks a Production Maintenance Mechanic for high-speed packaging lines. You’ll work on days or evenings, keeping lines running and downtime to a minimum with hands-on mechanical problem solving and PMs.

You’ll report to your shift supervisor, collaborate with production, and use basic shop math and spreadsheets to document repairs and track issues. A technical maintenance degree or equivalent experience is required.