Thompson First Group is currently seeking a qualified Industrial Maintenance Mechanic for a local client in Woodstock, GA. Candidates who have a background working as a Maintenance Mechanic in an industrial setting are encouraged to apply.
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Responsibilities:
- Set up packaging and filling equipment by adjusting to product specifications.
- Identify and promptly correct problems on the filling line to minimize downtime.
- Troubleshoot equipment problems and perform immediate repairs to maintain production efficiency.
- Complete preventative maintenance requirements and address potential breakdowns to ensure equipment reliability.
- Identify and address continual or persistent problems on the filling equipment.
- Maintain daily downtime sheets and submit them to the Plant Manager at the end of each shift. Document these issues on the downtime log.
- Routinely maintain PM Logs and submit them to the Plant Manager on a weekly basis.
- Always prioritize and maintain a safe work environment.
- Assume other duties and responsibilities as required by Management.
Requirements:
- Experience in pneumatics, hydraulics, and pressurized manufacturing equipment.
- Prior experience in troubleshooting and performing preventative maintenance is preferred.
- Knowledge of PLC programs and a strong background in electrical, mechanical, and machine shop equipment.
- Experience with MBC Filling and gassing is a significant advantage.
- Mechanic experience, especially in a manufacturing setting.
- Excellent knowledge of tools and their use.
- Ability to work efficiently under pressure and meet production demands.
- Physical ability to lift 50lbs or more.
- Willingness to receive hands-on training.
- Must have your own tools.
- Must wear safety equipment as instructed on the SDS (Safety Data Sheet)
- HVAC or other mechanical certifications are a plus.
- Welding experience is beneficial but not mandatory.
Working Conditions:
- Exposure to a manufacturing environment, including aerosol and chemical materials
- Requirement to lift heavy objects weighing 50lbs and more