Overview Since 1845, Poland Spring has been a staple of refreshment throughout the Northeast. We are currently seeking Full-time Maintenance Mechanics Technicians for our manufacturing/bottling facility to maintain, fix, and improve equipment used in bottling and packaging operations **Location:** Kingfield, ME **Pay** : $37.80 / hour + shift differential for applicable hours worked **Shift:** Monday – Thursday, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM **Benefits:** Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays, 401K w/Match, and much more! Responsibilities **Skills Required:** Conduct routine preventive and corrective maintenance, inspections, and testing on bottling and packaging equipment Perform maintenance tasks to include repairing and improving, from minor rebuilds to major overhauls on all equipment Identify processing waste reduction opportunities and assist in reduction projects Participate in preventative maintenance program to help reduce costs of operations through PM optimization Dismantle, clean, repair and test electrical, electronic and mechanical components to determine component-level failure Foster open communication, provide guidance, and offer training to all team members to continuously enhance the collective ability to prevent production loss and respond safely to equipment failures. Maintain preventative maintenance logs and accurate records of all testing and repairs Recommend equipment to be included in preventive maintenance programs Perform preventative maintenance tasks to identify all potential mechanical and electrical issues with equipment throughout the plant Rebuild worn-out, but reusable, pieces of equipment, such as gearboxes for scheduled PM’s Troubleshoot, investigate, and repair all mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic machine systems Utilize advanced Breakdown Analysis techniques to proactively eliminate recurring machine failures, ensuring seamless production operations. Focus areas will include but are not limited to Production support, Mechanical Room, Water Processing, Boiler Room, and Wastewater Treatment Water Chemical Treatment Program Qualifications **Qualifications** A High School Diploma, GED, or an equivalent level of work experience is required; additional technical training or specialized certifications are highly desired. A minimum of three years of relevant maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred. Candidates must complete the Mechanical Aptitude Test before being considered for the position. Experience with high- and low-pressure compressors, chillers, water treatment systems, and boilers is beneficial. Extensive technical expertise in compressed air systems (pneumatics), electrical systems, hydraulics, and water processing is highly preferred Familiarity with bottling equipment, PM programs, and SAP systems is beneficial Proven electrical knowledge of both single-phase and three-phase power, including the ability to diagnose and replace electric motors, is essential. Ability to work independently and complete projects with minimal supervision Proven capability to foster and build a collaborative team environment Strong communication skills are necessary to liaise with operators, technicians, mechanics, and supervisors. Skilled in reading, interpreting, and analyzing computer-generated reports, completing all tasks accurately Must be able to perform physical inspections of equipment, which may include climbing, reaching, and extending arms overhead if needed, with appropriate accommodations considered. Able to lift and maneuver 50 lbs. as necessary during work activities Must be adept at reading mechanical drawings/schematics and OEM technical documentation Strong computer skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Office applications Willingness to be available for call-ins or to cover all shifts supporting production teams as needed Collaboration with the Safety department is essential to maintain a zero-injury workplace Candidates must demonstrate a positive mental attitude and adaptability in a fast-paced, ever-changing work environment.