Stamping Press Maintenance Journeyperson

You start your shift by walking the production floor, checking the health of stamping presses and related tooling. A line reports an intermittent fault—meter in hand, you trace it through prints, isolate the issue, and get the press back online. Between calls, you log downtime codes and work orders in Plex, coach a Level I mechanic through a bearing lubrication check, and schedule a preventative task you know will save hours next week. Before the day ends, you contribute ideas to improve a lubrication routine and help refine a repair procedure for the team.

• Inspect, install, maintain, and repair production machinery and tooling, adhering to defined procedures.
• Document downtime codes and manage work orders using the Plex system.
• Diagnose issues mechanically and electrically (meter-based troubleshooting), guided by mechanical and electrical prints.
• Apply advanced understanding of press operation, functionality, and lubrication systems.
• Assess bearing/motor condition and lubrication needs; recognize over/under-lubrication indicators.
• Repair, replace, and troubleshoot press mechanical components, partnering with a Level III mechanic as needed.
• Perform advanced mechanical troubleshooting and basic electrical fault-finding.
• Isolate faults, repair manufacturing equipment, and return assets to service safely.
• Operate shop and material-handling equipment safely: hand tools, surface grinders, wheel pullers, torches, pipe threaders, hydraulic jacks, welders, scissor and boom lifts, lathes, forklifts, milling machines, drill presses; apply basic rigging.
• Provide coaching and direction to Level I Press Maintenance Mechanics.
• Help develop and refine maintenance/repair procedures and PM schedules; champion continuous improvement for throughput and quality.

1st Shift | 6:00 AM – 4:30 PM | Monday–Friday
Plant location: Cusseta, AL
Occasional early starts, late stays, or weekend work may be required to meet customer needs and urgent deadlines.

• High school diploma or GED (required).
• Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English to follow work instructions, safety procedures, and company communications (required).
• 5 years of machine repair experience (required); 10 years preferred.
• Robotics training (preferred) and press-specific training (preferred).
• Journeyman card or completion of a Machine Repair Journeyman Apprenticeship, or equivalent education/contact hours (preferred).

• Equipment and mechanical troubleshooting
• General maintenance and repair
• Meets physical requirements for the role
• Experience within a manufacturing environment