MAINTENANCE TECH (NIGHTS)

As a Maintenance Tech at Berry Global in Alsip, you'll be responsible for diagnosing mechanical failures and returning equipment to operational condition. This includes performing electrical troubleshooting, making adjustments to machinery, and actively participating in our preventive maintenance program to ensure safety and efficiency.

To qualify for the Maintenance Tech position at Berry Global, you should have prior experience working in a manufacturing environment, basic electrical wiring skills, and a strong understanding of the mechanical aspects of your trade. Skills in welding and carpentry are a plus, along with the ability to troubleshoot issues and perform physical tasks, including lifting and climbing.

Berry Global offers an attractive benefits package for Maintenance Techs including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401k retirement plan, tuition assistance, and more. The starting wage for night shift positions is competitive, ensuring you are well-compensated for your hard work.

At Berry Global, there are abundant opportunities for advancement. As a Maintenance Tech, you’ll gain valuable experience and skills, and with our commitment to employee development, you can move up in the ranks to higher technical or supervisory positions within the company.

The work environment for Maintenance Techs at Berry Global is fast-paced and collaborative. You’ll be part of a diverse team dedicated to sustainability and innovation, where safety and professional growth are prioritized. Expect to engage in hands-on work that keeps our operations running smoothly day and night.

When answering this question, consider sharing a specific example where you quickly identified the root cause of a mechanical breakdown, detailing the steps you took to fix it and the results that followed. Highlight your analytical skills and troubleshooting processes.

In your answer, be honest about the types of electrical systems you have worked with, such as AC & DC motor drives, bellows, and solenoids. Provide details on how you’ve utilized this knowledge in your previous roles to troubleshoot and repair equipment.

Discuss your approach to time management and task prioritization. For example, mention how you assess equipment outages' urgency, the potential impact on production, and make decisions on what task to tackle first to ensure efficiency and safety.

Highlight the various safety protocols you adhere to, such as using personal protective equipment (PPE), following lockout/tagout procedures, and maintaining a clean work environment to prevent accidents. Emphasize your commitment to safety in all maintenance tasks.

Provide examples of your involvement in preventive maintenance programs, detailing specific tasks you performed regularly, any checklists you utilized, and how these efforts contributed to reducing equipment failures.

List the common tools you use, such as wrenches, multimeters, and welding equipment, while sharing a bit about your proficiency with each tool and how it helps you perform your tasks effectively.

Think of an example where you met a challenging repair. Explain the steps you took to research the problem, consult with colleagues, or utilize online resources to find a solution. This shows your commitment to solving problems and your proactive approach.

Discuss your views on collaboration, perhaps sharing a scenario where teamwork led to a successful resolution of a maintenance issue. Emphasize the importance of communication and joint efforts in achieving maintenance goals.

Explain your coping strategies for dealing with stress, such as staying calm under pressure, prioritizing tasks, and relying on your training and experience to quickly formulate action plans during emergency repair situations.

In your response, express your admiration for Berry Global’s commitment to sustainability and innovation in the packaging industry. Mention your eagerness to contribute to such a forward-thinking company and your desire to grow within its ranks as a Maintenance Tech.