Logistics Equipment Maintenance Technician; Electro‑Mechanical

Your day, start to finish

At 6:00 a.m., you step onto the floor and review overnight tickets. By mid-morning, you’ve brought a stubborn conveyor component back online, sourced a replacement bearing, and logged the part order. After lunch, a handheld UPS scanner arrives with a charging fault—you diagnose it, swap the board, and return it to service. Before 3:00 p.m., you cross-train with a teammate on a new device model.

Some days, you’ll extend into overtime to support priority work across the facility.

Schedule, pay, and benefits

Morning shift: 6:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., Monday–Friday Weekly paid salary, plus benefits

What you’ll take on Maintain and repair mechanical systems, machinery, and components to keep operations running smoothly.

Diagnose issues, identify needed replacements, and place accurate part orders.

Perform hands-on repairs on UPS scanners and related handheld equipment.

Cross-train on multiple equipment models to stay adaptable.

Provide facility-wide support, including overtime when needed.

Required qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent. Additional technical training, apprenticeship, or formal schooling is a plus.
2–4 years of related experience preferred.

Comfort with mechanical systems and repair procedures; able to work independently and exercise sound judgment.

Preferred strengths

Sharp troubleshooting ability and attention to detail.

Curiosity to learn new technologies and adapt to different models.

Willingness to work overtime and collaborate across teams.