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Industrial Maintenance & Welding Mach10 Solutions Goose Creek, SC Job Details Full-time $24.70 - $34.10 an hour 7 hours ago Benefits Health insurance 401(k) Paid time off Qualifications Lifting equipment Manufacturing plant facilities maintenance experience Measuring tapes Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Level Energy control procedures Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Industrial equipment troubleshooting Electrical safety procedures Manufacturing facility experience Grinding tools Technical troubleshooting support Hand tools Hazardous energy control Manufacturing company experience Cutting tools Full Job Description About the Role We are looking for skilled, hands-on Maintenance Mechanics with proven welding expertise to handle troubleshooting, repairs, and equipment modifications within active manufacturing and industrial settings. This position focuses on ongoing maintenance and repair rather than new construction, requiring a blend of mechanical diagnostics, preventive care, and structural welding. The ideal professional will independently resolve mechanical issues, ensure equipment is safely returned to operation, and execute high-quality, non-code weld repairs while maintaining a steadfast commitment to plant reliability and safety.

Compensation & Perks Hourly Rate:

$26 - $31 (determined by your specific experience and welding proficiency) Comprehensive Health Coverage Retirement Savings Plan (401k) Paid Time Off (PTO) Sign-On Incentive of $1,000 Schedule Expectations Available for both Day and Night shifts, Monday through Sunday Standard 7x10 rotation, with potential for alternative shifts during outages or maintenance periods Flexibility required for overtime, emergency call-ins, and project-based support Key Responsibilities Execute preventive and corrective maintenance to help ensure the consistent, safe operation of industrial machinery. Inspect and repair mechanical components like conveyors, pumps, and gearboxes to improve overall equipment longevity. Perform structural welding and metal fabrication to help maintain a safe and functional facility environment. Prepare materials through cutting, grinding, and fitting before welding, ensuring all work meets quality standards. Interpret technical manuals, mechanical drawings, and welding specifications to guide repair efforts. Utilize various welding processes (SMAW, GMAW, FCAW, GTAW) within your authorized skill set. Analyze recurring mechanical issues to help identify root causes and improve long-term system performance. Complete routine maintenance tasks, such as lubrication and component adjustments, to meet manufacturer standards. Collaborate with other tradespeople and facility staff to help ensure seamless project execution. Follow strict lockout/tagout procedures to help maintain a zero-energy environment during all repairs. Adhere to site-specific safety protocols, including hot-work permits and fire watch, to protect the team and facility. Maintain accurate records of repairs and parts usage to help keep maintenance logs up to date. Keep tools and workspaces organized to help foster a clean and efficient shop environment. Physical Requirements Capable of lifting up to 50 pounds independently and utilizing team lifts for heavier items. Able to navigate various plant environments, including working at heights or in tight spaces when authorized. Proficient in using hand tools, grinders, and welding equipment while wearing necessary safety gear. Comfortable working in diverse industrial settings with varying noise levels and temperatures. Qualifications At least 3 years of professional experience in industrial mechanical maintenance or equipment repair. Proven ability to perform industrial welding (SMAW, GMAW, FCAW, or GTAW) and pass a practical weld test. Strong diagnostic skills for mechanical equipment and the ability to follow complex technical documentation. Experience maintaining industrial components like bearings, couplings, and guards in manufacturing environments. Solid understanding of metal preparation, weld quality, and safety controls for hot work. Familiarity with LOTO, machine guarding, and maintenance documentation; a valid driver's license is preferred. Required Tool List Tape Measure 10" Adjustable Wrench 12" Adjustable Wrench Hammer 2 lb. Hammer Channel Locks Flat Head Screwdriver Set Phillips Head Screwdriver Set Torpedo Level 18" Level Combination Wrenches Allen Wrenches 3/8" Socket Set Vice Grips Hacksaw Welding Hood (approved for assigned process) Welding Gloves and Appropriate PPE Welding Chipping Hammer Welding Wire Brush C-Clamps / Locking Pliers Center Punch Round File Half Round File Other basic mechanical and welding hand tools as assigned Specialized equipment, such as welding leads, consumables, lifting gear, and testing tools, will be provided for all project-specific tasks. Our Safety Culture Safety is a fundamental priority in our operations. All personnel are expected to follow OSHA and site-specific guidelines, engage in pre-task planning, and halt work immediately if conditions become hazardous. Every repair must utilize approved energy-control measures, including lockout/tagout and hot-work permitting, with equipment returned to service only after passing verified safety inspections. Professional Growth This role offers a unique opportunity to combine mechanical maintenance with specialized welding. Depending on your performance, training, and company needs, you may find paths toward senior maintenance roles, specialized welding, or leadership positions such as Foreman or Superintendent. Role Boundaries This is a professional maintenance role and is not intended for entry-level helpers or new-construction pipefitters. Work is performed independently within your verified qualifications, without routine supervisory responsibilities. Welding tasks are strictly limited to your demonstrated skills and approved project specifications. This position does not authorize pressure-vessel welding, crane operation, or electrical work without additional certification. All repairs and system returns must strictly adhere to plant-approved permitting and testing protocols.