Precision Machinery and Facilities Service Technician

Keep precision moving—own the performance of our machines and the systems around them

Your mission: maximize reliability, accuracy, and safety across CNC equipment and plant services. You’ll combine installation savvy, electrical expertise, and hands-on fabrication to solve problems fast and prevent the next one.

Impact you’ll make Ensure critical machine tools and auxiliaries—horizontal/vertical lathes and mills, shapers, hobs, cranes, and hoists—run to spec through diagnostics, troubleshooting, maintenance, repair, and upgrades.

Commission with confidence: rig, install, level, perform laser alignment and ballbar validations, and test for full mechanical/electrical performance.

Extend your reach beyond machines when needed: HVAC, plant buildings, facilities, and utilities.

Execute preventive maintenance; maintain/issue and complete work orders; log every action in the maintenance system.

Serve as a connector: receive and make calls to outside suppliers for replacement parts and technical services; request and track quotes.

Protect the site: conduct audits of facility security and utility services; repair or communicate issues promptly.

How you’ll do itWork across controls platforms:
Fanuc, Mazak (Mazatrol), Siemens, Okuma OSP, and Haas; familiarity with Heidenhain is a plus.

Leverage Renishaw probing and ballbar systems for verification and calibration.

Bring legacy equipment expertise to older shapers and hobs (Fellows, Liebherr, Pfauter).Diagnose, disassemble, repair/replace parts, reassemble, align, and adjust with precision.

Install and service electrical/electronic systems used on machines and auxiliaries; support building/facilities/utilities electrical as needed.

Own documentation: create, read, and revise blueprints; sheet metal, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical schematics; PLC wiring diagrams; PLC programs; and circuit diagrams.

Lead new installs and rebuilds: mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic work with complete documentation—hydraulics, pneumatics, PLC wiring/programming, and mechanical systems.

Electrical craftsmanship: install/maintain motors, power and lighting circuits, starters, and circuit breakers; troubleshoot solid-state controls.

Hydraulic problem-solving: read hydraulic schematics and resolve hydraulic issues on CNC equipment.

Fabrication readiness: cut, MIG/TIG weld, and build parts, covers, and guarding as needed.

Apply shop mathematics, charts, tables, and handbook formulas; use precision measuring instruments with strong knowledge of machine tool operations, methods, and materials.

How you’ll show up Operate the maintenance system to accurately log activities and results.

Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area; uphold 6S  a multiplier: promote teamwork, train new employees, and instruct lower classification technicians.

Keep growing through company-provided training and intentional cross-training across electrical and mechanical disciplines.

Follow all safety procedures and perform other related duties as directed.

Credential Electrician License required or willingness to obtain; preference for candidates already licensed.

Physical requirements

Ability to lift, move, and manipulate up to 35 lbs.

Comfortable working e to stand and/or walk for long periods.

Must pass PIE requirements to operate equipment.
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