Process Equipment Maintenance Specialist (Hot-Melt & Packaging Systems)

Pro-Services,-Inc; Mesquite (TX); On-site; USD 39,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Pro Services Workforce Solutions is seeking a Process Equipment Maintenance Specialist for a food-grade hot-melt and packaging operation in Mesquite, TX. You will be the primary 3rd-shift mechanic after training, driving uptime with hands-on maintenance and reactive repairs.

Requirements include 3+ years in industrial maintenance, strong mechanical core, electrical knowledge, and experience with pumps, conveyors, and HMIs. Night availability and safety mindset are essential.

Qualifications

• 3+ years in industrial maintenance with mechanical focus.
• Experience with rebuilds, conveyors, gearboxes, bearings and pumps.
• Electrical knowledge: 110–240V, 480V, controls, relays, sensors.

Responsibilities

• Execute reactive repairs and planned mechanical maintenance across the facility.
• Maintain and repair process systems: hot melt? boilers, steam, chillers, tanks, pumps, baghouses, conveyors.
• Support packaging assets: erectors, baggers, sealers, check weighers, metal detectors, palletizers.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues from 24 VDC to 480 VAC; diagnose motors, relays, sensors, fuses.

Skills

Industrial maintenance

Mechanical repair

Electrical skills

Pneumatics

HMI troubleshooting

Lockout/Tagout

Night shift

Conveyors

Job description

Process Equipment Maintenance Specialist (Hot-Melt & Packaging Systems)Make your mark at the company’s gold-standard siteHelp keep a high-performing, food-grade hot melt adhesive operation running at peak reliability overnight in Mesquite, TX. This is a direct-hire opportunity through Pro Services Workforce Solutions with a manufacturer whose Mesquite plant is the model other facilities train against.Why you’ll thrive hereIndustry benchmark: Join the site leadership uses to set the bar—regular VP/CEO visits and record-breaking performance.Growth-created role: Production is up 40%+, and dedicated off-shift maintenance is expanding.Own the night: After training, you’ll be the primary 3rd-shift mechanic—your judgment drives uptime.Safety-first culture: Dedicated EHS partner; real stop-work authority; peer-to-peer coaching encouraged.Tools provided: From standard issue to specialty tools—the shop has you covered.Non-union: Collaborative, results-driven environment with strong camaraderie (steak cookouts, holiday events).Core responsibilitiesExecute reactive repairs and planned mechanical maintenance across the facility.Maintain and repair process systems: hot oil/water boilers, steam, chillers, mix/hold tanks, pumps, pelletizers, baghouses, scales, insulation, and vacuum/roller/belt conveyors.Support packaging assets: case erectors, baggers, case sealers, check weighers, metal detectors, robotic palletizers.Rebuild mechanical components (bearings, shafts, seals, couplers, gearboxes, conveyors) and service pneumatics (solenoids, pressure switches).Diagnose positive displacement and centrifugal pump issues—verify baskets and flow to prevent repeat failures.Troubleshoot electrical issues spanning 24 VDC controls to 480 VAC 3-phase using a meter; address motors, relays, sensors, fuses, and breakers.Leverage HMIs to troubleshoot and perform basic robotic fault-finding to collect details and shape a plan.Own PMs: tighten, torque, grease, inspect—assume nothing.Stabilize and document carryover work; deliver clear end-of-shift handoffs with actions and parts needs.Follow LOTO and fall-prevention procedures without exception.What you bring3+ years in industrial maintenance with a strong mechanical core.Hands-on experience with rebuilds, conveyors, gearboxes, bearings/shafts/seals, and machine setup.Basic electrical skills: control voltage, 110–240V single-phase, 480V three-phase; meter-savvy; relays/sensors.Basic pneumatics; experience with positive displacement and centrifugal pumps; HMI familiarity.Strong LOTO habits and safety mindset.Comfort working solo on nights after training, Monday–Friday, with occasional weekends/on-call/OT.Nice-to-havesIntermediate/advanced mechanical, electrical, or pneumatic capability.Electrical diagrams/schematics and cabinet troubleshooting.Motors, VFDs, transformers, I/O modules, wiring.Hardware-level troubleshooting/resets in PLCs or VFDs (mostly Allen-Bradley; no programming).Basic robot troubleshooting; air diaphragm pump experience; welding at any level.Experience in GMP, packaging, or food production environments.Schedule, compensation, and statusDirect hire | Location: Mesquite, TX3rd shift, Monday–Friday, 11:00 PM–7:30 AM$28–$34/hour based on experience + $2/hour shift differentialAverage 2–6 hours of overtime weekly; occasional weekends/on-callAfter training, you’ll run the shift soloEnvironment & physicalLifting/carrying/pushing/pulling 21–50 lbs for less than one-third of the shift (heavier tasks use lifts/hoists/teams).Standing, walking, sitting; squatting, kneeling, crouching, bending; stairs; ladders/scaffolds.Work areas may be hot, wet, narrow, or tight; confined space work is contracted out.Normal vision incl. color and depth perception required.PPE: steel-toe boots, uniform, safety glasses, bump cap, hearing protection.About the Mesquite plant70 years in operation; same ownership for 50 years.Diverse asset base—vintage 70s/80s systems to new packaging lines and robotic palletizers.Employee-focused leadership; strong team camaraderie and recognition events.Ready to apply?Bring your mechanical strength to a site where your skills matter. Apply now or contact Kassi Hojnacki, Talent Acquisition, Pro Services Workforce Solutions.You should be proficient inMechanical Troubleshooting SkillsPneumatics Experience120/208/240/480 Voltage SystemsHydraulics ExperienceIndustrial Electrical ExperienceMechanical Systems & Component RepairElectrical Schematic Reading