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Byrne, a long-standing dairy company in Central New York, seeks a Processing Mechanic for the night shift in Cortland to maintain, repair, and optimize processing equipment such as valves, UHT systems, tanks, and pumps.
The role requires a GED or high school diploma, technical training or a technician degree, and 2–3 years in the mechanical field with experience in valve/pump repairs and PLCs; food manufacturing background is a plus.
Job Category: Maintenance
Requisition Number: PROCE002443
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Byrne Hollow Farm
Cortland, NY 13045, USA
Why Byrne
At Byrne, we foster a culture built on teamwork, excellence, and professionalism. Our greatest strength lies in the exceptional talent and dedication of our team members across every part of the organization. We value their contributions and ensure they’re recognized, rewarded, and compensated in ways that reflect their impact and expertise.
Pay and Benefits
Work Shift and Location
3156 Byrne Hollow Crossing, Cortland, NY 13045
Job Overview
The Processing Mechanic plays a key role in executing assigned Maintenance tasks. This includes overseeing the maintenance, repair, and optimization of processing equipment, including but not limited to Valves, UHT Systems, tanks, and Pumps.
Key Responsibilities
Min. Qualifications
Byrne
Headquartered in LaFayette, Byrne is a Central New York-based dairy company with a legacy spanning over 90 years. Its operations include an extended shelf-life (ESL) and ultra-high temperature (UHT) pasteurization plant in DeWitt, as well as an ESL manufacturing facility in Cortlandville. Byrne also maintains warehouse facilities in Syracuse and East Syracuse, along with a dedicated ice cream center in Syracuse. As a recognized industry leader, Byrne continues to drive innovation at the forefront of dairy processing and product development.
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