Mechanic Hdpe III

Overview

About BerryHarnessing the strength in our diversity and industry-leading talent of 40,000+ employees across more than 250 global locations, we develop, design, and manufacture innovative products with an eye toward the circular economy. At Berry Global, we believe in the extraordinary power of people and their unique talents, experiences, and perspectives that help shape a shared future of innovation, inspiration, and influence. Every employee at Berry Global has the opportunity to make their mark on our company and the world around us. Together, we champion a people-first culture that cultivates individual growth, diversity, and collaboration, unleashing our collective strengths to forge a path to greater success for our company, people, and planet. Are you ready to Make Your Mark at Berry? For more information, visit our website, or connect with us on LinkedIn or X.

Responsibilities

Scope:

Mechanics are the frontline for Safety, Quality, and Efficiency at Berry. Safety is the top priority. This position interacts within a team environment and is responsible for keeping all machines safe to work around by ensure equipment stays properly guarded and/or locked out according to all OSHA and TOSHA regulations. Entry Level Mechanics will learn to safely operate, changeover, maintain, and troubleshoot plastic processing machinery to run quality parts efficiently.

Job Duties:

• Must pass LOTO training

• Inspect all machines for proper guarding at start of shift

• Identify machine priority level at start of shift

• Verify machines are running proper cycle times at start of shift

• Verify material loading system is not running behind at start of shift and after every break

• Check grinders at the start of shift and after every break

• Check hydraulic oil level and temperature at the start of shift

• Verify all machines are working properly and not slamming at the start of shift

• Perform PMs in a timely manner and properly fill out the PM work orders

• Make minor machine adjustments and/or repairs to correct Quality issues

• Report all parts used immediately so replacements can be ordered in a timely manner

• Changeover equipment, startup equipment, and make minor processing adjustments

• Will be responsible for recording machine issues and submitting Downtime Report

• Provide assistance to Production Assistants, QAs, other Mechanics, Technicians, and Engineer

Experience:

1-2 years experience working in an industrial environment

1-2 years repairing automotive vehicles or production equipment

Preferred Experience:

High School Mechatronics

Basic mechanical troubleshooting skills

Basic electricity troubleshooting skills

Basic hydraulic troubleshooting skills

Basic pneumatic troubleshooting skills

Qualifications

Requirements:

• High School Diploma or GED

• Must have own set of basic tools

• Able to stand, walk, lift, reach, bend, and climb continuously during 12 hour shift

• Good communication and organizational skills

• Can read and work from technical manuals

• Can use math as applied to maintenance work

• Can follow written instructions with minimal supervision

• Forklift certifiable

• Work well with others

• Positive morale

• Able to make thoughtful well-reasoned decisions

• Can pick up and move up to 50 pounds

• Must follow all Safety Absolutes and keep a clean work space

• Must wear long sleeve shirts, pants, steel toe, ear plugs, safety glasses, hard hat, and hair net

Responsibilities Scope: Mechanics are the frontline for Safety, Quality, and Efficiency at Berry. Safety is the top priority. This position interacts within a team environment and is responsible for keeping all machines safe to work around by ensure equipment stays properly guarded and/or locked out according to all OSHA and TOSHA regulations. Entry Level Mechanics will learn to safely operate, changeover, maintain, and troubleshoot plastic processing machinery to run quality parts efficiently. Job Duties: · Must pass LOTO training · Inspect all machines for proper guarding at start of shift · Identify machine priority level at start of shift · Verify machines are running proper cycle times at start of shift · Verify material loading system is not running behind at start of shift and after every break · Check grinders at the start of shift and after every break · Check hydraulic oil level and temperature at the start of shift · Verify all machines are working properly and not slamming at the start of shift · Perform PMs in a timely manner and properly fill out the PM work orders · Make minor machine adjustments and/or repairs to correct Quality issues · Report all parts used immediately so replacements can be ordered in a timely manner · Changeover equipment, startup equipment, and make minor processing adjustments · Will be responsible for recording machine issues and submitting Downtime Report · Provide assistance to Production Assistants, QAs, other Mechanics, Technicians, and Engineer Experience: 1-2 years experience working in an industrial environment 1-2 years repairing automotive vehicles or production equipment Preferred Experience: High School Mechatronics Basic mechanical troubleshooting skills Basic electricity troubleshooting skills Basic hydraulic troubleshooting skills Basic pneumatic troubleshooting skills