Maintenance Mechanic - Utilities

Maintain accurate SAP records, including work performed, parts used, contractor recommendations, inspection findings, and follow-up actions. Coordinate utility shutdowns, tie-ins, and support for new projects. Help manage contractor performance, work quality, and safety compliance. Provide technical support during emergencies and assist with contingency planning. Associate degree in an engineering field or relevant industrial certifications is preferred 3+ years of industrial maintenance experience required; direct experience with plant utilities such as boilers, chillers, ammonia or glycol refrigeration, compressed air, RO/process water, wastewater, or electrical distribution strongly preferred. Experience working with high-pressure industrial steam boilers, industrial refrigeration systems, screw and centrifugal air compressors, and reverse osmosis systems preferred. Demonstrates proficient mechanical/electrical skills Ability to read and understand complex instructions, prints, flowcharts, block diagrams, and schematics. Ability to competently use and understand precision testing and diagnostic equipment. Experience working with outside contractors or service vendors preferred. Boiler, ammonia refrigeration, RETA, wastewater pretreatment, HVAC/chiller, or electrical troubleshooting experience preferred. Safety conscious and have the ability to perform in an emergency setting. Computer knowledge of Microsoft applications and CMMS tools Knowledge of inventory control systems. Flexible, self-motivated team player with the ability to follow direction and work independently. Ability to get along with others, be punctual, and follow instructions. Ability to lift up to 100 pounds on a frequent basis. Ability to constantly lift, bend, stretch and stand during entire shift. Ability to frequently kneel, squat, bend, and stoop, twist, and reach overhead with repetitive motions. Ability to spend significant time standing on the manufacturing floor with some frequency of computer work