Maintenance Mechanic

Job Description

Posted Friday, February 27, 2026 at 6:00 AM

Job Title:

Maintenance Mechanic I

Location:

MD

Department:
Maintenance

Reports To:

Maintenance Manager

Maintenance Mechanic I is responsible for routine repairs of packaging, processing, mobile equipment, and physical structures.

Installs, maintains, and repairs plant machinery, equipment, and physical structures.

Diagnoses failures in machinery or equipment and makes necessary repairs.

Visually inspects and tests machinery and equipment using electrical and electronic test equipment.

Performs and documents preventative maintenance.

Follows specifications, blueprints, manuals, and schematic drawings and lockout/tag out procedures to make repairs.

Performs repairs by skillfully using hand tools, power tools, hoist, crane, and measuring and testing instruments.

Performs plumbing and pipe fitting and related work in installing, repairing, or routing water, sewage, air, and gas pipes.

Documents repair procedures and parts used from inventory and maintain accurate inventory of tools and equipment.

Performs welding, acetylene brazing, cutting torch, routine layout and other duties as needed.

Keeps areas clean and free of clutter.

Observes all safety rules and regulations. Inspects safety of shop area, tools, and plant area.

Performs other duties as assigned.

HS Diploma or equivalent.

Minimum two (2) years technical degree in a related field or electrical/mechanical experience preferred.

Must effectively use CMMS.

Participates in Process improvement activities.

Operate Load-All.

Operate packaging equipment to enhance understanding and ability to support operation.

Interacts with CMMC and CMS through computer terminal.

Must meet the assessment requirements for this position.

Must be able to read, comprehend, and act on SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures, AIQ processes, and similar documents.

Must have a working knowledge of pneumatics and hydraulics.

Must be able to work independently with limited supervision.

Must be able to perform basic machining tasks such as boring sprockets using a milling machine.

Must have basic programmable logic controller’s skills.

Must be able to read and understand shop manuals, parts, diagrams, schematic drawings, and blueprints.

Must have knowledge and ability to read and understand electrical schematics, blueprints, ladder logic, etc.

Must demonstrate the ability to perform the following maintenance skills:

Electrical tasks such as changing motors.

Sufficient math skills to calculate installation and adjustment of machinery.

Must be a qualified welder.

Demonstrated ability to perform detail-oriented work.

Good oral and written communication skills.