Imagine this: the first shift rolls in, conveyors hum to life, and a small indicator light flickers—before production misses a beat, you’ve already diagnosed the issue, sourced the right part, and brought the line back to peak efficiency. That’s a day in the life of a Bottling Line Maintenance Technician I at the nation’s largest Coca‑Cola bottler.
Why You’ll Love It Here
Career Growth: Clear, mapped pathways to advance—plus mentorship that helps you get there
Competitive Benefits: 401(k) match, comprehensive health coverage, and employee stock purchase plan
Purpose-Driven Work: Your craftsmanship fuels local jobs and vibrant communities
Development: Hands-on training and personalized coaching to sharpen your technical edge
What You’ll Do
You’ll be the go-to pro for keeping production assets running at their best. You will:
Own preventive maintenance on motors, pneumatic tools, conveyor systems, and high-speed production equipment—using diagrams, schematics, manuals, and engineering specs
Troubleshoot malfunctions by observing machine operation, listening for abnormalities, and applying precision measuring and test instruments
Complete assigned PMs and corrective work orders; document work performed, parts used, and orders placed
Minimize downtime by coaching production teams on routine preventive techniques, monitoring adherence, and jumping in to keep lines running at top efficiency
Perform both planned and unscheduled maintenance as required
Maintain a safe, orderly workspace by following all procedures, rules, and regulations
Manage parts and supplies—check stock levels, forecast needs, and conserve resources to achieve results
Pitch in with other tasks as assigned
What You Bring
Ability to read and follow SOPs and instructions
Solid computer skills and the capacity to handle multiple priorities
Hands-on proficiency adjusting speeds, temperatures, and liquid levels on processing equipment
Strength in diagnosing complex process issues
Skill making mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic adjustments
Preferred: ability to interpret blueprints, electrical prints, and machine schematics
Comfort with complex processing systems and the initiative to keep growing technically
Experience with Programmable Logic Controls (PLCs) required
Qualifications
High school diploma or GED
1–3 years of related experience, or a combination of education and experience
Preferred: 2+ years in plant maintenance/high-speed production or technical school certification
Work Environment
Expect a loud, wet production setting with exposure to hot and cold extremes.
Start Your Next Chapter
Join a team where your skills have purpose—and your growth has a plan.
Equal Opportunity Employer - All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.