Maintenance Mechanic

Job Highlights

Company Profile

Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is a global, diversified manufacturer of industrial equipment and components. It operates in numerous segments, including automotive, food equipment, and construction.

Job Profile

The company is seeking a Maintenance Mechanic to join its maintenance team.

Education Level

• High School Diploma or GED and 3-5 years of technical trade experience in a similar role (required)

Work Experience

• Previous experience with operating motorized equipment (powered industrial trucks) is highly desirable.

Duties/Responsibilities

• Completes necessary paperwork related to daily activities or projects.
• Initiates complex work orders and reports abnormal machine conditions to appropriate personnel.
• Interprets drawings and schematics to locate problem area(s) and identifies the best method for corrective action.
• Operates machine tools and improvises in making fixtures and parts when necessary.
• Performs complex electrical, plumbing, welding, and carpentry duties.
• Performs routine and preventive maintenance on all machines and facility equipment under the maintenance schedule.
• Recognizes and diagnoses problems leading to the disassembling, replacing, and reassembling of any machine in the department.
• Trains and guides other mechanics and routinely inspects their work.
• Troubleshot, performs complex repairs, and sets up equipment for all filling, packaging, mixing, and building areas.
• Uses a multimeter to troubleshoot both high-voltage systems and low-voltage controls.
• Performs various other duties as necessary.

Skills/Knowledge/Abilities

• A strong background in industrial electronics is highly preferred.
• Must have the ability to troubleshoot I/O controls (24VDC, 120VAC) by using a multimeter to identify electrical/component issues.
• Requires standing/walking nearly 100% of the working shift and some lifting, 50+ pounds, as well as bending, climbing, and twisting motions are required constitute approximately 35% of the working shift.
• Finger/hand dexterity is essential to perform duties involving grasping, pulling/pushing, and twisting motions.
• Working in heat/cold, around dust, chemicals, noise, and heights.
• Requires the use of chemicals, some of which may contain hazardous materials, and involves handling, moving, storing, or disposing of waste that may contain hazardous materials. Proper training, protective equipment, and instruction for safety practices will be provided. Successful spirometry and physicals are required.

Work Environment

• Exposed to noise, grease, and machinery
• Follows safety procedures and shift schedules
• Handles tools and heavy equipment regularly
• Stands, climbs, or bends during repairs
• Works in industrial or commercial facilities

Employer’s Statement

ITW is an Equal Opportunity Employer.