Maintenance Technician - 2nd shift

Maintenance Repair Technician - 2nd Shift

The Maintenance Repair Technician is responsible for providing electrical, mechanical, and general maintenance support across production operations to ensure equipment uptime and operating efficiency. This role requires hands-on troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical systems, an understanding of safety procedures, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Utilize testing tools such as ammeters, multimeters, and other equipment to test circuits and components.
• Maintain and repair manufacturing equipment electrical components including wiring, fuses, contractors, relays, and switches.
• Troubleshoot and resolve equipment failures using electrical and mechanical diagnostic skills.
• Proactively inspect equipment and perform preventative maintenance to avoid downtime.
• Respond quickly to equipment breakdowns and facility emergencies.
• Perform equipment lock-out/tag-out procedures to ensure safety compliance.
• Analyze and troubleshoot PLC programs using a PC.
• Work with low-voltage systems, DC/AC motors, VFDs, encoders, and transducers.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics and ladder logic.
• Maintain and support facility electrical systems, including HVAC infrastructure.
• Collaborate with Electronic Technicians and Electrical Engineers for complex troubleshooting.
• Mentor and support the training of junior team members.
• Perform other maintenance duties as assigned to support production and plant operations.

Required Capabilities

• Strong ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Initiative and motivation to take on projects and expand skillsets.
• Analytical mindset with a focus on root-cause analysis.
• Adaptability to shifting priorities and production schedules.
• Willingness to learn and work with ERP systems such as Plex.

Experience and Education

• Experience:
  
  6–10 years in a heavy manufacturing environment or equivalent journeyman-level experience.
• Education:
  
  High school diploma or GED required. Mechanical aptitude equivalent to a journeyman certification.

Essential Skills

• Electrical knowledge at the level of a technician or installer.
• Hands-on experience with circuit troubleshooting and component replacement.
• Proficient in the use of diagnostic and power tools.
• Understanding of 240V and 400V 3-phase systems and facility electrical infrastructure.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift 5–10 pounds occasionally; up to 25–50 pounds infrequently.
• Capable of working in an industrial manufacturing environment that may require standing, walking, climbing, or working in tight spaces.