- Field
- Maintenance and facilities
- Location
- Millbrook, AL
- Work model
- Onsite
- Level
- Mid
- Pay
- On request, ask us
What you would own
- This company cares more about how you think through a breakdown than which industry you come from.
- Get production machinery back up quickly when it goes down, and keep downtime to a minimum.
- Track down problems by watching and listening to equipment while it runs, then confirm with test and measurement tools.
- Set and calibrate machine parts and controls with hand tools, levels, and gauges.
- Handle scheduled PM work on the filling and packaging lines.
- Figure out the root cause, decide on the fix, and see it through.
- Keep spare parts and supplies stocked so a repair never waits on a part.
- Show operators simple care routines that prevent breakdowns.
- Write up repairs and open issues so the next shift knows where things stand What They Need.
- 1 to 5+ years in manufacturing maintenance, a technical maintenance degree, or a combination of both.
- Solid mechanical ability and an orderly way of troubleshooting.
- Comfort with basic shop math and everyday computer tools like spreadsheets.
- Accurate paperwork and the ability to follow written procedures.
- Good communication with operators, supervisors, and outside vendors What's on the Table $27 to $32 per hour, plus a sign-on bonus Brand new facility with modern equipment Non-union shop Full.
Everything above is the hiring company’s own words, with the company name taken out. The name, the team, and the interview steps come with the first conversation.