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MAC Incorporated in San Antonio, TX is seeking an experienced 1st shift Industrial Maintenance Technician II to support a large manufacturing operation. The role focuses on electrical and mechanical troubleshooting of PLC-controlled machinery, conveyors, washers, motors, and automated equipment.
Candidates with 3–5+ years in industrial maintenance, PLC experience, and GMP or food/beverage manufacturing backgrounds are preferred. Overtime and 6:00 AM–2:30 PM schedule with Mon-Fri shifts.
Maintenance Mechanic San Antonio, Texas
Job Ref: 41705
LARGE INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN SAN ANTONIO, TX IS HIRING AN EXPERIENCED INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN II!
We are looking for a strong, hands‑on Electrical / Mechanical Maintenance Technician with experience troubleshooting PLC‑controlled machinery, high‑volume conveyor systems, industrial washers, motors, and automated production equipment.
Candidates from food manufacturing, beverage manufacturing, or similar GMP environments are highly preferred.
Pay: $32.00–$35.00/hour (firm)
Shift: 1st Shift / Day Shift
Schedule: Monday–Friday
Hours: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Overtime: Typically available, with workweeks often approaching 50 hours
Shift Differential: None
Location: San Antonio, TX
IMPORTANT: The pay range is firm. Candidates must be comfortable with the compensation and overtime requirements.
3–5+ years of industrial manufacturing maintenance experience required.
3+ years of PLC and advanced industrial electrical troubleshooting experience required.
Strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills.
Experience maintaining high-volume conveyors and automated manufacturing equipment.
Experience troubleshooting industrial motors, electrical controls, and PLC‑controlled machinery.
Knowledge of industrial washers, water systems, and related equipment.
Experience performing preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance.
Ability to diagnose equipment breakdowns and minimize downtime.
Education or certification in industrial electronics, welding, or industrial wash systems required.
Ability to read electrical schematics, technical manuals, and equipment documentation.
Stable employment history required.
Must be comfortable working overtime when needed.
Distribution center and warehouse-only maintenance backgrounds will not be considered. Industrial manufacturing experience is required.
Troubleshoot and repair industrial production machinery.
Diagnose electrical, mechanical, and PLC-related equipment failures.
Maintain conveyors, industrial washers, motors, and water systems.
Perform preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance.
Respond to equipment breakdowns and emergency repairs.
Troubleshoot electrical controls, motors, and automated machinery.
Inspect and maintain heating and boiler equipment.
Support equipment installations, startups, and maintenance projects.
Perform general facility maintenance involving doors, forklifts, and building equipment.
Identify recurring equipment problems and recommend improvements.
Maintain spare parts, tools, and repair inventories.
Assist with training and supporting less-experienced maintenance technicians.
Follow OSHA safety procedures and company maintenance standards.
Strong experience with:
PLC troubleshooting
Industrial electrical maintenance
Mechanical troubleshooting
High-volume conveyor systems
Industrial motors and electrical controls
Industrial washers and water systems
Preventive and predictive maintenance
Automated manufacturing equipment
Equipment breakdown diagnostics
Preferred: Food/beverage manufacturing, GMP environments, heating and boiler systems, welding, industrial wash equipment, and facility maintenance.
401(k) eligibility after 30 days
Dollar-for-dollar 401(k) match on the first 3%
Fully vested employer contributions
18 days of paid time off annually, prorated based on hire date
4 additional floating holidays
8 paid company holidays
Healthcare and additional employee benefits
High-volume industrial manufacturing and wash operations.
Non-climate-controlled facility.
Exposure to water, steam, heat, chemicals, and industrial machinery.
May require climbing into equipment, working at heights, and performing repairs in wet or hot conditions.
Must be comfortable with overtime and occasional schedule flexibility.