About The Role

Day Shift (6 AM–6 PM): $28–$32/hr. (DOE) + OT Available
AWS Schedule: Work (3) 12-hour shifts (36 hours) and get paid for 40 | Full-Time

What This Job Is Really About

If you’re the person others look to when something breaks—this is your role.

You’ll be leading a team while staying hands-on with mechanical and electrical systems, troubleshooting issues, and keeping production and facility equipment running safely and efficiently.

What Your Day May Look Like

Start your shift with a safety meeting and team check-in
Review work orders and assign priorities to technicians
Jump in to troubleshoot equipment breakdowns on the floor
Repair motors, wiring, conveyors, or facility systems
Oversee preventive maintenance to avoid downtime
Support your team on complex repairs and recurring issues
Coordinate with operations, vendors, or contractors as needed
Track work, parts, and repairs in CMMS before shift handoff

What You’ll Be Working On

Packaging lines, conveyors, and production equipment
Motors, pumps, compressors, and drive systems
Electrical systems: wiring, panels, switchgear, transformers
HVAC systems, boilers, chillers, and air handlers
Hydraulic, pneumatic, and facility systems (lighting, plumbing, etc.)

Tools & Equipment

Multimeters and electrical testing tools
Hand tools, power tools, and welding equipment
Precision measuring tools
CMMS/work order systems
Blueprints, schematics, and repair manuals

What You’ll Be Doing

Lead and mentor a team of maintenance technicians
Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical systems
Perform and oversee preventive maintenance programs
Diagnose issues using schematics, manuals, and testing tools
Dismantle equipment and replace defective components
Fabricate or modify parts when needed
Ensure accurate documentation of repairs, parts, and work completed
Manage parts inventory and maintenance materials
Support equipment installs, upgrades, and facility projects
Ensure all work meets OSHA, LOTO, and safety standards

Requirements

What You Bring

5+ years of maintenance experience (industrial preferred)
Strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills
Experience working with production equipment and facility systems
Previous leadership, lead, or mentoring experience
Ability to read schematics, blueprints, and manuals
Experience with CMMS systems

Bonus If You Have

PLC or controls experience
Welding or machining experience
Maintenance certifications or an apprenticeship background
Experience in logistics, warehouse, or manufacturing environments
Experience calibrating electronic, mechanical, or pressure measurement tools (gauges, oscilloscopes, etc.) in accordance with ISO/IEC-17025 or ISO 9001 standards
Electrical Worker Certification issued through the State of Kentucky