Medical Device Maintenance Mechanic

Embecta; Holdrege (NE); On-site; USD 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Embecta, a global medical device company, seeks a Maintenance Technician for Holdrege, Nebraska. You will set up machines, perform preventive maintenance, and ensure product quality.

Responsibilities include repairing equipment, creating work orders, training operators, and collaborating with engineering to improve equipment reliability. A strong mechanical background, safety focus, and ability to work with limited supervision are essential.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• 1+ year of mechanical experience or equivalent.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office.
• SAP experience preferred.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical diagrams and drive systems.
• Knowledge of Lock Out/Tag Out and safety procedures.

Responsibilities

• Set up all machines to meet quality specifications and production goals.
• Maintain and repair machinery; notify for major repairs as needed.
• Perform preventive maintenance and create/close work orders on time.
• Instruct operators on proper methods to maximize quality and quantity.
• Collaborate with engineering to modify equipment and improve reliability.
• Schedule work and requisition materials; assist training of new personnel.
• Support safety, quality, delivery, cost and team performance.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Problem solving

Blueprint reading

Electrical knowledge

Communication skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Vocational/Technical School (mechanical)

Associates degree (mechanical)

Tools

SAP

Microsoft Office

Job description

Embecta, a global medical device company, seeks a Maintenance Technician for Holdrege, Nebraska. You will set up machines, perform preventive maintenance, and ensure product quality.

Responsibilities include repairing equipment, creating work orders, training operators, and collaborating with engineering to improve equipment reliability. A strong mechanical background, safety focus, and ability to work with limited supervision are essential.