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Maintenance Mechanic II - ALL SHIFTS + Incentive Bonuses

Norwood, MA

Why Choose Us as Your Employer?

Looking to kick-start your career with an exhilarating opportunity? A Maintenance Mechanic II position at HMF is a critical role within the maintenance department, reporting directly to the Maintenance Shift Supervisor and Maintenance Manager. This role involves executing preventive maintenance (PM), troubleshooting, and repairing complex electro-mechanical systems, including electronic controls, conveyor systems, production machinery, and support equipment.  We currently have opportunities available for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Shift. 

  • Competitive Pay: Starting at a minimum of $35/hr for Mechanic II.  Wage can increase depending on overall skills and experience.  On average, as a Mechanic II, you could expect to make $100,000/year!
  • Relocation Assistance: Live out of state? We've got you covered!
  • Continuous Growth: Earn more with certifications in boiler, wastewater, and refrigeration. WE FOOT THE BILL FOR YOUR TRAINING!
  • Performance Bonuses: Introducing our Pay for Performance Bonus program, offering up to $400 per month based on company performance (up to $4800.00/yr.)
  • Attendance Incentives: Score up to $2000 per year with perfect attendance, as per company guidelines.

Primary Assignments:

  • Conduct advanced troubleshooting and diagnostics of mechanical and electrical issues using technical manuals, engineering drawings, and schematics.
  • Execute preventive maintenance procedures on all equipment to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
  • Independently identify and rectify defective or worn components within machinery, ensuring uninterrupted production processes.
  • Proficiently perform stick, MIG, and TIG welding operations as required.
  • Utilize precision machinery such as lathes, Bridgeport mills, and drill presses to accomplish intricate tasks.
  • Strict adherence to established safety protocols and regulations.
  • Maintain a meticulously organized, safe, and efficient work environment conducive to productivity and safety.
  • Provide guidance and coaching to Mechanic I associates to achieve shift objectives and project milestones effectively.
  • Undertake any other duties or special projects as delegated.

Essential Qualifications:

  • 5+ years working as a Maintenance Mechanic. Preferably within the food manufacturing industry.
  • MA Fireman 2 License and/or Ammonia Operator 1 Certification preferred. 
  • Possession of a valid US Driver's License is mandatory.
  • Demonstrated expertise in the proficient use of hand and power tools.
  • Thorough understanding and familiarity with cGMP/GMP standards and practices.
  • Exceptional interpersonal skills essential for effective collaboration within multidisciplinary teams.
  • Proven ability in time management, organizational prowess, and multitasking, with a strong aptitude for teamwork alongside fellow technicians and trade professionals.

Exciting Benefits Await You!

  • Enjoy top-tier Medical, Dental, Vision coverage.
  • Pamper your furry friends with Pet Insurance.
  • Stay fit with our Wellness Plan and Free Gym Access.
  • Boost your skills with Employee Tuition Reimbursement.
  • Unlock endless opportunities with College Scholarship for dependents.
  • Reap the Rewards of Our Bonus Program Available to Our Salary and Hourly Employees.
  • Receive a Generous 401k Company Match.
  • Take advantage of Competitive Paid Time Off.
  • Elevate Your Safety Net with Company-Sponsored Life Insurance Coverage.
  • Receive Relocation Assistance for a Smooth Transition.
  • Earn Rewards through our Employee Bonus Referral Program.
  • Elevate Your Workplace Experience with Community Impact Opportunities.
  • Celebrate Together with Employee Appreciation BBQs, Happy Hours, Birthdays, & More!

 Opportunity Calls! Unsure if you meet all requirements? Don't hesitate, apply!

Our recruitment process is prompt and transparent. Your resume will receive swift attention from our talent professionals. If chosen, you'll undergo a recruiter phone screen, followed by interviews with key team members. We value your potential.

At Home Market Foods, we champion equal opportunities for all, prohibiting discrimination based on race, religion, gender, and more. Our commitment extends across all aspects of employment, ensuring a fair and inclusive workplace. 

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