Tyson Foods Maintenance (120 Days) - Skilled Trades - Industrial Maintenance

Our 12‑week SkillBridge Maintenance Training Program provides transitioning service members with hands‑on experience as Industrial Maintenance Generalists in a food manufacturing environment. Based at our Springdale, AR facility, participants will work alongside skilled technicians to learn equipment troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, safety practices, and foundational mechanical and electrical skills. Upon successful completion, graduating fellows will be eligible for full‑time employment opportunities at multiple company locations nationwide. This program is designed to help military members translate their technical aptitude into a long‑term career in industrial maintenance.

SkillBridge Opportunity: Equipment Maintenance TechnicianTyson Foods | Mission-Critical Operations | Transition Your Military SkillsAre you preparing to transition from the military and looking for a hands-on technical role where your skills, discipline, and problem-solving mindset truly matter? Ready to continue serving a mission—this time in a high-impact industrial environment?Tyson Foods is proud to support the Department of War SkillBridge program and invites transitioning service members to join our team as an Equipment Maintenance Technician. This is your opportunity to translate your military technical experience into a civilian career with a Fortune 500 company that values veterans, teamwork, and operational excellence.In this role, you’ll be on the front lines of our operation—keeping critical equipment running, preventing downtime, and ensuring our facility operates safely, efficiently, and at the highest standard.🎯 Your MissionAs an Equipment Maintenance Technician, you will:Maintain, repair, and troubleshoot mission-critical equipment in a fast-paced food processing environment.Execute preventive maintenance inspections to ensure equipment readiness and reliability.Diagnose and resolve mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic issues.Partner with production teams to minimize downtime and sustain operational tempo.Follow strict safety and quality standards—because precision and accountability matter.Document maintenance actions, repairs, and recommendations with accuracy and professionalism.🪖 Why This Role is Ideal for VeteransYour military experience has already prepared you to succeed here. We value skills gained from roles such as:Maintenance, mechanical, electrical, aviation, or industrial specialtiesMOS/AFSC/Rate backgrounds in engineering, logistics, or technical operationsExperience working in high-reliability, safety-focused environmentsStrong troubleshooting, teamwork, and leadership abilitiesNo matter your branch, if you’ve maintained equipment, solved technical problems, or supported operational readiness, your skills are highly transferable.🚀 What You’ll Gain Through SkillBridgeReal-world, hands-on industry experience before your ETS/retirementExposure to industrial maintenance in a modern manufacturing environmentMentorship from experienced technicians and leadersA potential pathway to full-time employment with Tyson FoodsA veteran-supportive culture that understands your transition

Army: 91B – Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic 91C – Utilities Equipment Repairer 91D – Power Generation Equipment Repairer 91E – Allied Trades Specialist (welder/machinist) 91F – Small Arms Repairer 91H – Track Vehicle Repairer 91L – Construction Equipment Repairer 91X – Maintenance Supervisor 94E – Radio/COMSEC Repairer 94F – Computer & Detection Systems Repairer 94H – Test, Measurement & Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) Specialist; Marine: 3521 – Automotive Maintenance Technician 3529 – Motor Transport Maintenance Chief 1141 – Electrician 1161 – Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician 1341 – Engineer Equipment Mechanic 1345 – Engineer Equipment Operator 1391 – Bulk Fuel Specialist (good mechanical aptitude); Navy: EM – Electrician’s Mate MM – Machinist’s Mate EN – Engineman UT – Utilitiesman HT – Hull Technician (welding/fabrication) GS – Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Mechanical) GSE – Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Electrical) MR – Machinery Repairman; Air Force: 2A6X1 – Aerospace Propulsion 2A6X2 – Aerospace Ground Equipment 2A6X4 – Aircraft Fuel Systems 2A6X5 – Aircraft Hydraulic Systems 2A7X1 – Aircraft Metals Technology (machining/welding) 2A7X2 – Nondestructive Inspection 3E0X1 – Electrical Systems 3E1X1 – HVAC/R 3E2X1 – Pavements and Construction Equipment 3E4X1 – Utilities Systems; Coast Guard: MK – Machinery Technician EM – Electrician’s Mate DC – Damage Controlman (fabrication/welding) ET – Electronics Technician

Technical Aptitude - Hands‑on experience maintaining or repairing heavy machinery, industrial equipment, or vehicles - Familiarity with basic hand and power tools - Understanding of mechanical systems (e.g., hydraulics, pneumatics, gear systems, pumps) - Exposure to electrical concepts such as voltage, circuits, or motor controls - Ability to read or learn to read technical manuals, schematics, and equipment diagrams Physical Requirements - Ability to work in a manufacturing environment (e.g., noise, temperature variations, standing/walking for long periods) - Capability to lift, carry, or move equipment or parts as needed - Comfort working around moving machinery and production lines Work Environment & Behavioral Requirements - Commitment to following safety procedures in an industrial setting - Willingness to work in a hands‑on, team‑based maintenance environment - Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving mindset - Reliability, teachability, and ability to adapt to different equipment or plant layout

training at Springdale, AR; Job Offers multiple locations across the country

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