Lead Maintenance MechanicSchedule: Day Shift

Summary:We’re adding a key player to our maintenance team—someone who can roll up their sleeves, lead from the floor, and keep fabrication machinery in top shape. If you’re the kind of person who prefers boots-on-the-ground leadership over desk jockeying, this might be your next stop.

You’ll be responsible for guiding day-to-day maintenance activities, making repairs, coordinating with other departments, and helping build a smarter, more organized maintenance process. You’ll take ownership of equipment reliability, track work through our maintenance software, and be the go-to person for problem-solving on shift.

Perks

·       Direct influence in shaping maintenance processes in a hands-on leadership role

·       Stable day shift—no nights, no rotating schedules

·       Work with solid techs who know their stuff

·       Strong hourly pay with long-term potential

·       Full benefits package

Your Daily Breakdown

·       Coordinate repair schedules and PM tasks with a team of 3 techs

·       Use digital tools to log downtime, schedule service, and keep tabs on performance

·       Tackle mechanical issues on fabrication machines—think presses, cutters, conveyors, and more

·       Keep documentation up to date and help the team follow maintenance procedures

·       Pitch in with hands-on work while setting the tone for accountability and teamwork

·       Work across departments to limit unplanned downtime and support production flow

·       Focus on continuous improvement: better processes, better results, safer systems

What You Bring to the Table

·       10+ years of industrial maintenance experience or an Associate’s in a relevant field

·       At least 5 years of hands-on repair work in a manufacturing setting

·       Solid grasp of mechanical systems—hydraulics, pneumatics, motors, conveyors, gearboxes

·       Comfortable with 480V systems and able to navigate basic PLCs

·       Prior experience mentoring or guiding other maintenance techs

·       Can read and work from blueprints and electrical diagrams

·       Takes pride in keeping equipment running and downtime low

·       Wants a lead role but still likes turning a wrench

This role isn’t about managing from a distance. It’s about being in the middle of the action—leading by example and making sure things run the way they should. If that sounds like you, let’s talk.