Warehouse Equipment Technician – Mechanical & Production

About the role

Auto-Chlor System is hiring a Warehouse Equipment Technician for our Los Angeles team. This hands-on role involves working with commercial dishwashing equipment, tearing down, inspecting, repairing, cleaning, and rebuilding machines for future installations. You’ll also support production and warehouse operations by preparing chemical products, building pallets, receiving shipments, organizing inventory, and operating a sit-down forklift.

Responsibilities

• Tear down used commercial dishwashing equipment
• Inspect mechanical components and parts
• Identify reusable parts and components needing replacement
• Replace worn or damaged components
• Reassemble equipment and prepare it for future installation
• Perform basic troubleshooting and equipment maintenance
• Use hand and power tools throughout the rebuilding process
• Prepare cleaning chemical products and handle chemicals safely
• Build and organize pallets
• Receive incoming shipments and deliveries
• Move and organize inventory and equipment
• Operate a standard sit-down forklift
• Maintain a clean and organized warehouse

Requirements

• Enjoys taking things apart and figuring out how they work
• Mechanically inclined and comfortable using tools
• Likes troubleshooting and solving problems
• Comfortable performing physical, hands-on work
• Can balance mechanical projects with warehouse and production responsibilities
• Dependable with an early morning schedule
• Willing to learn new equipment and processes

Preferred Qualifications

• Sit-down forklift experience
• Experience in automotive repair, maintenance, construction, HVAC, electrical, manufacturing, assembly, machine operation, warehouse operations, or similar hands-on work

Pay

$21.00/hour starting pay with an estimated annual earnings range of $50,000–$52,000 based on anticipated overtime (approximately 4–5 hours of overtime per week). Actual overtime and earnings may vary.

Schedule

• Full-time position
• 6:30 AM start time
• On-call rotation approximately once every 7–9 weeks