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United States Steel Corporation
Industrial Mechanical Systems Technician
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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.
$60,026 / year median in Pennsylvania
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Let's get practical—are you the one we're looking for? If keeping complex mechanical systems running in a heavy industrial setting sounds like your kind of challenge, read on. What you'll tackle Hands-on installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of plant equipment: hydraulics, pneumatics, lubrication, power transmission, conveyors, cranes, and mobile equipment. Jump in with operations when needed to keep production moving. Work at heights and in confined spaces as required. Operate independently or as part of a maintenance crew. Perform in varied conditions—hot, cold, dirty, greasy, wet, and noisy areas across the facility. Must-haves 1+ year in manufacturing/industrial maintenance (relevant military experience counts) or equivalent education across areas such as hydraulics, pneumatics, lubrication, power transmission, welding, pipefitting, structural repair, or diesel mechanics. High School Diploma or GED. Availability for 8-hour rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays. Flexibility to work overtime as needed. Consistent use of safety procedures and PPE (hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, protective clothing, and metatarsal boots). Dependable attendance, punctuality, and self-motivation. Successful completion of assessment test(s). How we think and work