Maintenance Mechanic III

The Maintenance Mechanic III at our Louisville location has a range of responsibilities including diagnosing mechanical issues, performing preventative maintenance, and conducting repairs on various machinery and equipment. This role involves collaborating with other team members to identify areas for improvement and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

To qualify as a Maintenance Mechanic III with our company in Louisville, candidates typically need a high school diploma or GED, along with several years of relevant experience. An associate degree in a technical field can be beneficial, and certification in maintenance technology is often preferred. Strong analytical and communication skills are essential for success in this role.

As a Maintenance Mechanic III in Louisville, you will work with a variety of equipment, including pneumatic tools, hydraulic systems, and various types of machinery found in a manufacturing environment. You will also be expected to understand electrical systems and work with automation controls.

Absolutely! At our Louisville site, we encourage personal and professional development. A Maintenance Mechanic III can advance to roles such as Lead Mechanic or Maintenance Supervisor, and we offer training and mentorship programs to help you expand your skills and climb the career ladder.

The company culture for Maintenance Mechanic III team members in Louisville is collaborative and supportive. We value teamwork and open communication, and we consistently recognize hard work and innovative ideas. Our aim is to create an environment where everyone feels valued and empowered to contribute.

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