Job Description

Job Description

Job Title: Maintenance Mechanic

Job Description
The Maintenance Mechanic maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs plant instrumentation and process equipment in a large industrial manufacturing environment. This role focuses on reactive and preventive maintenance of production machinery, including CNC equipment, compressors, ovens, and associated electrical and mechanical systems, to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of the facility.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot plant instrumentation and process equipment to quickly diagnose and resolve mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues. Perform repairs on production equipment during active production to minimize downtime and maintain throughput. Carry out scheduled preventive maintenance on production equipment during machine service windows to extend equipment life and prevent failures. Complete minor equipment fabrication using MIG and stick (SMAW) welding techniques as required for repairs and modifications.

Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures throughout the facility, following safety standards and best practices. Work safely from ladders, scaffolds, scissor lifts, boom lifts, and roofs while installing, maintaining, or repairing equipment and electrical components. Support maintenance activities on CNC equipment, including waterjet machines, as well as compressors and ovens used in production.

Use hand tools, power tools, and fabrication equipment to repair, rebuild, and adjust mechanical components and assemblies. Interpret and work from blueprints, schematics, and technical documentation to perform accurate repairs and installations. Conduct PLC troubleshooting, particularly on Siemens and Fanuc systems,



to identify control-related issues and support equipment reliability.

Collaborate with production and maintenance teams to prioritize work orders and respond to reactive maintenance needs while contributing to preventive maintenance initiatives. Follow all plant safety procedures and use required personal protective equipment while working in an industrial glass manufacturing workplace. Participate in cross-training opportunities to broaden skills across different areas of the plant and support multiple stages of production.

Essential Skills Proven experience in troubleshooting industrial equipment, including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems. Hands-on experience performing preventive and reactive maintenance in an industrial or manufacturing setting. Ability to work as a Millwright apprentice at any level or as a journeyperson, with corresponding trade skills. Experience working with CNC equipment, particularly waterjet machines, as well as compressors and ovens.

Practical PLC troubleshooting experience; familiarity with Siemens and Fanuc PLCs is an asset. Basic MIG and stick (SMAW) welding skills for minor fabrication and repair work. Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings. Proficiency using a wide range of hand tools and maintenance tools for mechanical and electrical repair. Strong mechanical aptitude with experience in fabrication, repair,



and general maintenance technician duties.

Comfort working at heights and from ladders, scaffolds, scissor lifts, booms, and roofs while performing installations and repairs. Knowledge of industrial electrical systems, including wiring, equipment, and fixtures, in a plant environment. Additional Skills & Qualifications Forklift certification (SDCB) is a nice-to-have asset. Welding tickets are considered an advantage. Experience in a glass manufacturing plant environment is preferred. Exposure to industrial hydraulics and pneumatics in a production setting.

Willingness to work primarily in a reactive maintenance environment with some preventive maintenance responsibilities. Openness to cross-training across different production areas and equipment types. Why Work Here? Employees benefit from a stable industrial environment that offers comprehensive health benefits, dental coverage, and retirement savings contributions after defined service periods.

The facility provides significant overtime opportunities, allowing motivated individuals to increase their earnings, and encourages cross-training so team members can expand their skills across various production processes and equipment. The culture supports continuous learning, skill development, and long-term career growth within a busy, high-volume manufacturing operation.

Work Environment

The role is based in a large glass manufacturing plant in the southeast, with distinct areas for different stages of production and a dedicated shipping area where a significant portion of work may occur. The environment involves working around heavy industrial equipment such as CNC waterjet machines, compressors, ovens, and various production lines. The

📌 Maintenance Mechanic (Calgary)
🏢 Aerotek
📍 Calgary