5 maintenance mechanic jobs found in Grand Prairie

Description: You will be the General Maintenance Mechanic for the Maintenance Team. Our team is responsible for ensuring operational readiness of plant facilities and supporting production equipment. What You Will Be Doing As the General Maintenance Mechanic you will be responsible for a broad spectrum of construction, maintenance, repair, and fabrication tasks that keep our facilities running smoothly. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Perform preventative maintenance on rooftop units, air handlers, hoists, paint booths, and other critical equipment. Construct and repair structures such as storage sheds, metal frames, security fencing, and equipment foundations. Fabricate and install steel, sheet‑metal, shelving, racks, benches, and air‑duct systems. Operate heavy machinery, rig loads, and move large equipment safely. Maintain clean work areas, report issues, and support the lead supervisor. Why Join Us Do you...

Description: You will be the Machine Repair Mechanic for the Maintenance Team. Our team is responsible for maintaining, overhauling, and repairing a wide range of hydraulic, mechanical, pneumatic, and electronically controlled factory machine tools and equipment. What You Will Be Doing As the Machine Repair Mechanic you will be responsible for ensuring operational readiness of critical machinery, diagnosing issues, and leading repair activities. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Diagnose, dismantle, and repair hydraulic, mechanical, pneumatic, and electronic machine tools. Perform overhauls and install additional equipment such as coolant pumps and lubrication systems. Lead and instruct one to two mechanics on assigned jobs. Maintain and modify liquid and gaseous oxygen and nitrogen carts, gauges, test benches, and storage tanks. Keep the work area clean, orderly, and compliant with safety standards. Why Join Us...

Description: You will be the Machine Repair Oiler for the Machine Repair Team. Our team is responsible for maintenance and repair of hydraulic, mechanical, and pneumatic factory machine tools. What You Will Be Doing As the Machine Repair Oiler you will be responsible for performing a variety of duties to put into operation, maintain, overhaul and repair mechanically various types of less‑complicated hydraulic, mechanical and pneumatic factory machine tools such as drill presses, foot shears, radial‑arm routers, band saws and kick‑punch press. You will locate and diagnose sources of trouble, dismantle and repair or replace worn or faulty parts, and reassemble machines. You will also repair coolant pumps, perform routine repairs on more complex machines, assist A Mechanics, use precision measuring instruments, keep your work area clean, and refer unusual problems to the Lead or Supervisor. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Diagnose and...

Description: You will be the CNC Electrical Technician for the Electrical Controls Team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of advanced automation equipment across production, research, and development environments. What You Will Be Doing As the CNC Electrical Technician you will be responsible for installing, modifying, and maintaining a wide variety of electrical and electronic systems that drive our CNC, PLC, robotics, and other automated machinery. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Install, modify, and repair CNC, PLC, and robotic control hardware and associated wiring according to schematics, service manuals, and performance specifications. Perform preventative maintenance and detailed troubleshooting using calibrated laser, ball‑bar, and other precision test equipment. Diagnose and resolve complex electrical issues with laptops, test instruments, and diagnostic software. Mentor and...

Description: You will be the CNC Electrical Technician for the Electrical Controls Team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the reliability and performance of advanced automation equipment across production, research, and development environments. What You Will Be Doing As the CNC Electrical Technician you will be responsible for installing, modifying, and maintaining a wide variety of electrical and electronic systems that drive our CNC, PLC, robotics, and other automated machinery. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Install, modify, and repair CNC, PLC, and robotic control hardware and associated wiring according to schematics, service manuals, and performance specifications. Perform preventative maintenance and detailed troubleshooting using calibrated laser, ball‑bar, and other precision test equipment. Diagnose and resolve complex electrical issues with laptops, test instruments, and diagnostic software. Mentor and train...