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Lakeshore Learning Materials is hiring an experienced Maintenance Mechanic for its second-shift distribution center operations in Midway, KY, keeping facility infrastructure, material-handling equipment, and conveyor systems running reliably.

Key Responsibilities: Perform preventive and predictive maintenance and repairs on conveyors, electrical and mechanical systems, dock levelers, overhead doors, racking, and shelving, plus forklift battery care and occasional janitorial support.
Skills & Tools: Strong troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical systems (motors, sensors, relays, starters), proficiency with hand and power tools, project management of equipment components, and adherence to safety and loss prevention policies.
Qualifications: Minimum of 3 years of related maintenance experience in a warehouse environment, with the physical fitness to perform varied tasks indoors and outdoors; full-time Monday–Friday, 4:00pm–12:30am schedule.
Location: In-Person - Midway, KY
Compensation: $42K–$58K/yr (estimated)

Job Description

We are currently searching for an experienced Maintenance Mechanic, 2nd Shift to work full-time at our distribution center in Midway, KY. Primary responsibilities include preventive maintenance and repair of facility infrastructure—including plumbing, electrical and utilities, as well as structural and material-handling equipment. This position also performs necessary project management on all facility and material-handling equipment components.

Successful candidates will possess a minimum of 3 years of related experience in a warehouse environment, expertise with hand tools and power tools, and the fitness required to perform a variety of physical tasks both indoors and out. This person will work our second shift (Monday-Friday, 4:00pm-12:30am).

A day at Lakeshore looks like this:

  • Perform preventive and predictive maintenance on the facility’s conveyor system using industry-accepted procedures, plans and manuals
  • Conduct maintenance and troubleshoot basic electrical and mechanical problems related to all material-handling equipment and components
  • Maintain and troubleshoot when required all motors, photo eyes, relays, proximity sensors, solenoids, motor starters, etc.
  • Maintain and repair as needed the facility’s material handling, racking and shelving
  • Perform routine maintenance on the facility infrastructure
  • Maintain dock levelers and overhead doors
  • Ensure forklift batteries have appropriate water levels and are charged timely and correctly
  • Assist and support in janitorial duties as required
  • Demonstrate an awareness and compliance with Loss and Prevention and Safety policies and procedures