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As a member of our maintenance team, you’ll use your mechanical and electrical expertise to keep our conveyor systems and operations running efficiently. You’ll collaborate with a skilled team to perform preventative maintenance, troubleshoot issues, complete repairs, and support the reliability of critical systems across our office and warehouse. Areas of focus include:

Conveyor systems
Belts
PLCs
Pneumatic and hydraulic systems
HVAC
General building upkeep

The ideal candidate has hands-on mechanical and electrical experience within an industrial or warehouse setting, a strong commitment to safety, and an aptitude for learning automation. If you’re a dependable, adaptable problem-solver who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment, we’d like to meet you. Familiarity with conveyor or material-handling systems is a requirement. Millwright or fabrication experience is a plus. A bachelor's or technical degree is preferred for this role.

Schedule

2:15PM to 11:00PM Monday through Friday with a Saturday rotation 3-4 times a year

Be Rewarded:

Total cash compensation generally ranges from $95,500 - $137,500, which includes profit sharing based on company profitability. Exact compensation may vary based on skills and experience. In addition to your base salary, you will also be eligible for Cash Profit Sharing and Retirement Fund (DPS) contributions.

We are committed to comprehensive benefits to support employees and their dependents, such as:

Zero-dollar premiums for medical, dental, pharmacy, and vision plans for employees, spouses, and dependents
100% tuition reimbursement for employees
First-time home buyer assistance
College assistance for your dependents
Paid time off to cover vacation and personal time

About McMaster-Carr:

For more than 120 years, McMaster-Carr has been supplying the equipment that keeps the wheels of industry turning. As an industry leader in distribution, operations, customer service, and publishing, we are a trusted partner of major and minor businesses, governments, and institutions across the continent.

At McMaster-Carr we help customers build anything because we offer everything. Our signature catalog, award-winning website, and mobile app contain over 700,000 of the highest‐quality, highest‐demand products. Our supply chain and innovative logistics management allows us to deliver those products to our customers quickly and reliably.

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