Are You the Go-To Problem Solver at 2 AM?Picture this: a packaging line flags a fault at 2:07 AM. You scan the HMI, isolate a sensor issue, verify with a meter, swap a worn belt before it escalates, and the line is back in minutes. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, you’ll thrive here. Pro Services is hiring directly for a high-speed bakery in Plymouth, MI — a place where teamwork, pace, and precision matter.Your MissionProtect uptime through disciplined PMs on ovens, conveyors, baggers, tyers, coolers, sifters, mixers, and proof boxes.Own troubleshooting across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and PLC-controlled systems — motors, instrumentation, distribution, feed control, sensors, and I/O.Identify root causes, replace worn parts (belts, bolts, bearings, seals, shafts, gearboxes), and implement durable fixes.Work shoulder-to-shoulder with production, sanitation, engineering, and fellow maintenance pros.What Sets You Apart4+ years of maintenance mechanic experience in heavy industrial, manufacturing, or bakery settings.Deep conveyor system know-how — from alignment to chain replacement to complex troubleshooting.Balanced electrical/mechanical skill set with three-phase motor work.Comfort with a fast-moving environment and a reputation for being a reliable teammate.Bonus: food/bakery industry exposure, plus basic PLC/HMI troubleshooting.Capabilities & Tools You’ll UseBring your own: wrenches, Allen key set, jaw pliers, chain lock.Electrical range: 110–240V single-phase and 480V three-phase; strong motor/relay competence.Wire motors; maintain and troubleshoot VFDs, three-phase drives, sensors, and digital/analog I/O.Rebuild mechanical devices; conveyor proficiency required.Basic pneumatics; welding — MIG required, TIG a plus.Work Rhythm & RewardsShift: Third shift / nights, 5:00 PM – 5:00 AMPattern: Rotating 3-2-3 (avg. 48 hours/week); willingness to cover other shifts when neededWeekends: Every Friday and every other weekendPay: $34.41/hour base + $1.55/hour night shift differentialPhysical Realities & Safety GearLift/carry/push/pull up to 100 lbs occasionally (<1/3 of shift).Walk frequently (~50%) and stand (~30%); regular kneeling/crouching; occasional ladder/scaffold work.Operate near wet, slippery, and narrow surfaces; normal vision, hearing, and speech required.PPE: hairnet, safety glasses, ear protection, beard net.Your Toolbox of SkillsMechanical Troubleshooting SkillsFood and Beverage Manufacturing120/208/240/480 Voltage SystemsConveyor Chain ReplacementPreventive Maintenance & InspectionElectrical TroubleshootingElectrical / Electronic SystemsMaintenance and Repair SkillsIndustrial Electrical ExperienceGood Manufacturing Practices (GMP)Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)Excellent Communication SkillsExperience in a Manufacturing EnvironmentConveyor systemsPro Services Workforce Solutions | prosatwork.com | Plymouth, MI