What a day looks like

Your shift begins with a pass-down from the previous crew. You scan SCADA dashboards, walk the floor, and take readings across the plant’s lifelines: steam boilers, glycol chillers, cooling towers, air compressors, nitrogen generation, CO2 recovery, reverse osmosis skids, and the wastewater treatment plant with its aquifer injection wells. A minor alarm pings—pressure is trending high. You diagnose, adjust, and document. Later, you coordinate a chiller PM with Brewing, slipping it into the production rhythm without missing a beat. Midday, you run lab tests on boiler chemistry and WWTP influent/effluent and tune treatment to stay within state discharge permit limits. Before handoff, you close work orders, log parts in the CMMS, and brief the incoming techs so the night goes smoothly.

Your impact

Operate, monitor, maintain, and repair the plant’s core utility assets: steam boilers, glycol chillers, cooling towers, air compressors, nitrogen generation, CO2 recovery, multiple RO units, wastewater treatment systems, and aquifer injection wells.
Analyze mechanical, electrical, chemical, and biological data; adjust processes to ensure reliable, cost-effective operation within equipment capabilities and permit requirements.
Respond decisively to outages, breakdowns, large spills, or dumps at the WWTP; implement corrective actions and alternative methods to keep operations running.
Perform routine and advanced laboratory testing; conduct scheduled and ad-hoc analyses for waste streams, boiler chemicals, well water quality, and filtration systems.
Execute preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance; apply root-cause problem solving to reduce unplanned downtime and drive durable fixes.
Collaborate with Brewing and other teams to time work without disrupting production; communicate status, risks, and plans clearly.
Document all maintenance activities, parts usage, and observations; complete PMs/work orders before leaving the site and provide thorough shift pass-downs.
Locate parts and materials in the CMMS; record inventory usage per program guidelines and optimize tools/resources.
Share and transfer specialist knowledge; assist in developing and updating SOPs.
Partner with leadership on continuous improvement, equipment/facility upgrades, and permanent corrective actions for recurring issues.
Perform other duties as assigned.

What you bring

High school diploma or equivalent.
1–3 years working with chillers/boilers, CO2 recovery, or RO systems; or 1–3 years of laboratory/operational experience in aerobic and/or anaerobic WWTPs (industrial setting preferred).
Working knowledge of WWTP operations (aerobic/anaerobic), sludge handling, chemistry, microbiology, and analytical lab equipment.
Foundational skills in math, mechanics, chemistry, biology, microbiology, electrical and controls systems, maintenance, and safety practices.
Hands-on capability with WWTP unit processes: pumping stations, control systems, screening, grit removal, clarification, pH and nutrient control via chemical addition, sludge press, anaerobic pretreatment, etc.
Comfort handling hazardous chemicals; practical experience with pumps, motors, compressors, boilers, valves, PRVs, and SCADA.
Computer proficiency: MS Office (Excel, Word, email) and CMMS.
Clear written and verbal communication.

Traits for success

Calm under pressure; strong work ethic; willing to tackle any task.
Reliable and punctual; consistently meets attendance expectations.
Thrives in a fast-moving environment; prioritizes and multitasks effectively.
Positive, can-do approach; open to giving and receiving feedback.
Collaborative teammate who adapts communication/leadership style as needed.
Owns outcomes—personally and as part of the team.

Safety and food safety

Follow all plant safety procedures and GMPs; wear required PPE at all times.
Verify equipment meets applicable safety standards and regulations.

Schedule & environment

2-2-3 schedule, 12-hour shifts over a two-week cycle; includes weekends and holidays; overtime as directed.
Exposure to industrial hazards including high noise, chemicals, and physical obstacles; may work outdoors briefly in varied weather; extreme heat/cold at times.
Endurance to perform physical tasks over long periods; ability to lift up to 50 lbs; stand and move for 8–12 hours; climb stairs/ladders; fine motor dexterity.
Required PPE includes, but is not limited to: bump cap, safety steel-toe shoes, safety glasses, dust masks or PAPRs; adherence to GMPs is mandatory.

Core proficiencies

Mechanical troubleshooting
Electrical troubleshooting
HVAC troubleshooting
Boiler Certification
Boiler operation
Maintenance and repair
Industrial electrical experience
Machine safety inspections

This position has been identified as a safety sensitive position within the state of Arizona.

Mark Anthony Brewing Inc.

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