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Cummins
Machining Skilled Trades - Industrial Machine Repair 3rd Shift
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What they do
An Industrial Mechanic repairs and maintains complex machines used in production or manufacturing, such as conveyor belts; may use computerized diagnostic equipment.
$60,791 / year median in New York
+6% projected growth
Job Description
We are looking for a talented Industrial Machine Repair - Level 3- 3rd Shift associate to join our team specializing in Manufacturing for our Cummins Inc. facility in Lakewood, NY. In this role, you will make an impact in the following ways: Strengthen equipment reliability by expertly troubleshooting, assembling, installing, and maintaining mechanical systems to keep production running smoothly. Elevate workplace safety by proactively identifying hazards, stopping unsafe work, and modeling strict adherence to HSE protocols and PPE requirements. Improve environmental stewardship by recognizing how daily tasks affect the environment and consistently acting to reduce negative impact. Enhance product quality through meticulous craftsmanship, precise use of technical documentation, and thorough inspections that prevent defects and reduce cost exposure. Boost operational performance by executing preventive, corrective, emergency, and predictive maintenance that minimizes downtime and supports production goals. Develop team capability by coaching less‑experienced technicians, sharing knowledge, and serving as a trusted resource for troubleshooting and best practices. Drive process improvement by identifying constraints, solving recurring problems, and contributing to continuous improvement and TPM initiatives. Strengthen team cohesion by communicating clearly, collaborating across support groups, and actively engaging in training and personal development to support collective success. To be successful in this role you will need the following: A collaborative mindset that allows you to build strong partnerships, work smoothly across teams, and align your efforts with shared production and maintenance goals. Adaptive communication skills so you can tailor your message to technicians, supervisors, engineers, or operators—ensuring everyone understands what's needed, why it matters, and how to act on it. The ability to navigate complexity , making sense of technical data, equipment behavior, and sometimes conflicting information to diagnose issues and choose the best path forward. A deep commitment to health and safety , consistently modeling safe behaviors, reporting hazards, and participating in actions that strengthen an injury‑free, interdependent safety culture. Strong controls‑related safety awareness , recognizing electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic hazards and integrating safe practices into every task, plan, and troubleshooting step. Solid manufacturing knowledge , enabling you to apply process changes correctly, understand how equipment fits into the larger production system, and contribute meaningfully to continuous improvement. A proactive approach to learning , staying current on procedures, equipment updates, and best practices so you can adapt quickly and support evolving operational needs. A mindset focused on improvement , always looking for ways to enhance reliability, reduce downtime, streamline processes, and support a high‑performance manufacturing environment.