Step Into the Line: A Day in the LifeAs the go-to maintenance expert on our high-speed bottling lines, you’ll start your shift reviewing preventive maintenance schedules, walking the floor to listen, look, and feel for issues before they become downtime. A conveyor needs adjustment? A pneumatic tool shows wear? You’ll diagnose, repair, and get production back to peak performance—safely and swiftly.You’ll thrive at the largest Coca‑Cola bottler in the U.S. where careers grow, teams win together, and the work you do fuels communities across America.Why You’ll Love It HereCareer Growth: Clear, structured pathways to advanceCompetitive Benefits: 401(k) match, comprehensive health coverage, and an employee stock purchase planPurpose-Driven: Your craftsmanship keeps essential beverages flowing to our communitiesProfessional Development: Dedicated training and personalized mentorship to accelerate your skillsWhat You’ll DoKeep machinery and mechanical systems running through disciplined preventive maintenance on motors, pneumatic tools, conveyors, and production equipment.Troubleshoot using diagrams, schematics, OEM manuals, and engineering specs to pinpoint issues and implement lasting fixes.Identify root causes by observing equipment in operation, listening for anomalies, and using precision measurement and test instruments.Own reliability tasks: complete assigned PMs, execute corrective work orders, and document work, parts usage, and requisitions accurately.Minimize downtime: coach production teams on routine PM techniques, monitor adherence, and assist on the line to maintain top efficiency.Maintain a safe, orderly work area; use resources wisely; and manage parts inventory by checking stock levels and anticipating future needs.Perform other duties as assigned.Skills That Set You Up for SuccessRead and follow SOPs and technical instructions with precisionComfort with basic computer systems/CMMSMultitasking in a fast-paced, high-volume environmentAdjust equipment speeds, temperatures, and liquid levels confidentlyTroubleshoot complex process issues end-to-endMake mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic adjustmentsPreferred: read blueprints, electrical prints, and machine schematicsGrasp complex processing systems and continually build your technical depthRequired: Experience working with PLCsQualificationsHigh school diploma or GED1–3 years of related experience, or a combination of education and experiencePreferred: 2+ years in plant maintenance on high-speed production equipment and/or technical certificationWork EnvironmentExpect a production setting that can be noisy, wet, and subject to extreme temperatures. Safety and housekeeping standards guide everything you do.Equal OpportunityEqual Opportunity Employer - All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.