Tyson Foods
Vicksburg, MS
Shift: Full time
Job Details: Pay is commensurate with experience. SIGN ON Bonus Eligible and Payout Structure qualifications are below: After 30 Days of employment: $500.00 After 90 Days of employment: $750.00 After 180 Days of employment: $1,250.00 After 365 Days of employment: $2,500.00 ***
*** We offer a full range of benefits and perks including: ➢ MEDICAL, DENTAL, and
➢ Telehealth services ➢ Well-Being Support Programs ➢ FSA and HSA available ➢ 401k ➢ Stock Purchase Plan ➢ Company Paid Life Insurance ➢ Short-Term Long- Term Disability ➢ Fully Funded Education ➢ Discount Program The successful candidate(s) must be willing and able to perform the physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation. Must be able to understand labels, read recipes, follow instructions, and communicate effectively. Please opt in to SMS/texting or watch your email for updates on all job applications. The supervisor will conduct interviews and will choose the best candidate at their discretion . Qualifications:
366
, cannot have worked for Tyson more than 3 times. Must have a minimum of (1) year of mechanic work experience or be a graduate of an industrial maintenance training position documented on your application and or uploaded resume.
3
REHIRE . Maintenance – Refrigeration Job Description Summary The Maintenance – Refrigeration Technician (Mid-Level) is responsible for the safe operation, monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the plant’s industrial refrigeration systems. This role performs preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance independently and plays a critical role in ammonia safety, food safety, and regulatory compliance. The position supports OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM), EPA Risk Management Program (RMP), and Tyson policies in a fresh food manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities Refrigeration Operations Maintenance Operate, monitor, and maintain industrial refrigeration systems, including compressors, evaporators, condensers, vessels, valves, and control systems Perform preventive, corrective, and emergency maintenance on refrigeration equipment Independently troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and control-related refrigeration issues Monitor system pressures, temperatures, oil levels, and alarms; take corrective action as needed Respond promptly to refrigeration system failures to protect product integrity and plant operations Perform system startups, shutdowns, and changeovers safely Complete work orders and document maintenance activities accurately in the CMMS Support equipment reliability and continuous improvement initiatives Ammonia Safety Emergency Response Actively support ammonia refrigeration safety in compliance with OSHA PSM and EPA RMP requirements Serve as a trained responder during ammonia incidents in accordance with the facility Emergency Response Plan Respond to ammonia alarms, leaks, or releases following established procedures Assist with system isolation, shutdowns, ventilation, and mitigation activities as directed Identify and report ammonia odors, abnormal system conditions, or safety concerns immediately Utilize required PPE, including respiratory protection, when responding to ammonia-related events Participate in ammonia emergency drills, training, and incident reviews PSM / RMP Compliance Responsibilities Support full compliance with OSHA Process Safety Management (29 CFR 1910.119) and EPA Risk Management Program requirements Perform mechanical integrity inspections and maintenance on covered refrigeration equipment Accurately complete PSM-related documentation, logs, and inspection records Follow Management of Change (MOC), lockout/tagout (LOTO), hot work, and confined space procedures Participate in safety audits, incident investigations, and corrective action follow-ups Support continuous improvement of refrigeration safety and compliance programs Fresh Plant Environment Expectations Maintain refrigeration systems supporting raw and fresh product processing and storage Ensure all maintenance activities protect food safety, sanitation, and product integrity Work in cold, wet, humid, and mechanical room environments Be available for off-shift, weekend, or emergency response coverage as required Education and Experience Requirements Education: High School diploma or equivalent required Technical or vocational training in industrial refrigeration, HVAC, or mechanical systems preferred Experience: 3–5 years of industrial refrigeration experience required Experience with ammonia refrigeration systems required Experience in food manufacturing or fresh plant environments strongly preferred Certifications and Training EPA Section 608 Certification preferred or required Ammonia refrigeration training (IIAR or equivalent) required or ability to obtain Respiratory protect