Keep Our Lines MovingJoin a fast-growing manufacturer where your mechanical and electrical know‑how keeps high‑speed beverage canning and powder lines running. If you love getting hands-on with complex equipment, solving problems on the fly, and seeing the immediate impact of your work, this role puts you at the center of production uptime.Your contributions directly reduce downtime, boost reliability, and support operators in real time—especially on weekend 2nd and 3rd shifts when every minute counts.A Day in the RoleYou arrive, review open work orders, and walk the line. A filler trips a sensor—within minutes you isolate the fault, swap a component, and validate the fix. Between line calls, you execute a PM on a conveyor drive, document torque checks, and adjust guarding. A vendor calls about a replacement part you identified during root-cause analysis yesterday. Before shift end, you support a rapid changeover and complete a quick facility repair so production can start on time.What You’ll Take OnTroubleshoot, diagnose, and repair production machinery leveraging mechanical and electrical expertiseRespond rapidly to line calls to minimize downtime and stabilize throughputExecute preventive maintenance on equipment and facility systemsAssist with product setups, changeovers, and day‑to‑day production supportMonitor for abnormal sounds, vibrations, motion, or performance driftPerform root‑cause analysis and coordinate with vendors for parts and repairsDisassemble, repair, and replace defective components as neededHandle light facility maintenance (plumbing, electrical, carpentry, etc.)Maintain accurate maintenance records and documentationWork within GMP and HACCP programs and comply with OSHA, FDA, EPA, and related standardsFollow all safety and quality procedures without exceptionSchedule2nd shift: 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm, Monday through ThursdayWeekend shift: 6:00 am – 6:00 pm, Friday through SundayWeekend 2nd and 3rd shift openings (hours to be confirmed)Overtime as production requires; on‑call support as neededMaintenance schedules may be adjusted or staggered based on business needsQualificationsRequiredHigh School Diploma or GED3+ years of maintenance experience with high‑speed industrial equipment (food, beverage, pharmaceutical, or similar preferred)Proven mechanical and electrical troubleshooting abilityRead, write, and communicate effectively in EnglishDependable, adaptable, and comfortable shifting prioritiesSelf‑directed with minimal supervisionStrong problem‑solving skills; capable of juggling multiple tasksAvailable for weekends, overtime, and on‑call coverageHigh sense of urgency—immediate response and constant equipment awarenessPreferredAssociate degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or related fieldExperience with high‑speed packaging machinery and PLC systemsKnowledge of GMPs, HACCP, and food safety/quality practicesBackground in food, beverage, bottling, canning, high‑speed packaging, or other regulated manufacturingPhysical DemandsStand and walk for long periods (up to 12 hours per shift)Frequent hand and finger use to operate tools and equipmentBend, kneel, climb ladders and mezzanines up to 20 feet, and reach as neededLift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 lbs frequentlyCompensation & BenefitsStarting pay: $33.00–$36.00 per hour (higher rates based on experience and qualifications)Double time for 50+ hours in a workweekPTO package with carryover option and 9 paid holidaysMedical, dental, and vision (affordable family coverage)HSA with company contributionsCompany‑paid life, AD&D, and short‑ and long‑term disability401(k) with strong company matchEmployee Assistance ProgramReferral bonusesWhy This Role Stands OutYour work directly drives uptime and plant efficiencyWeekend off‑shift opportunitiesCompetitive pay, overtime premiums, and a comprehensive benefits package