Industrial Maintenance Technician; OEM Structural Components

Join a fast-growing, family-owned structural stamping manufacturer supporting OEMs across material handling, transportation, and agricultural markets. With nearly 40 years of experience, the company is known for heavy-gauge stamping, draw die expertise, and producing high-volume structural components with precision and reliability. Their tooling philosophy emphasizes durability, repeatability, and maximum uptime, with deep draw applications, progressive die systems, and in-house die maintenance at the core of their operations.

The Fort Worth facility, part of a U.S. expansion spanning multiple locations and 400,000+ sq. ft., leverages automation, lean manufacturing, and advanced processes. In this role, you’ll tackle complex forming challenges, maintain critical dies, and contribute directly to a high-volume, high-quality operation. This is an opportunity to grow with a stable, forward-thinking company that invests in its people, technology, and processes while working hands-on in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.

• Compensation & Benefits: Competitive base pay, comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, and overtime opportunities.
• Tuition Reimbursement: Support for continuing education and skill development to help you grow professionally.
• Profit Sharing & Performance Bonuses: Eligible for quarterly and annual performance-based bonus programs.
• Family-Owned Stability: Privately held organization with a long-term strategic vision and a strong commitment to employee development and retention.
• Multi-State Operations & Fort Worth Expansion: Operating across multi-state to increase production capacity and geographic reach.
• Veteran-Owned Business: Leadership rooted in discipline, accountability, and operational excellence.
• U.S.
  
  -Based Manufacturing: Primary operations and raw materials are domestic, supporting high-quality, reliable production with limited overseas sourcing.
• One-Stop Manufacturing Solution: Fully integrated operation offering in-house automated production, tool and die design and repair, maintenance, robotic welding, and fabrication capabilities.
• Automation Growth Initiative: Ongoing investment in automation across all facilities to improve efficiency and drive innovation.
• Revenue Growth & Operational Excellence: Achieved 5x sales growth over the past decade, producing high-quality, repeatable stamped components with dependable on-time delivery.
• Lean Manufacturing Culture & Integrated Operations: Emphasis on efficiency, continuous improvement, waste reduction, and combining tool and die design, draw die development, robotic welding, and fabrication capabilities under one roof.
• Repeat Business & Customer Loyalty: High levels of repeat business reflect strong relationships and exceptional service, with high-volume, precision structural components.
• Advanced Tooling & Equipment: Continued investment in die repair, precision tooling, and automated production support systems.
• Collaborative, Team-Oriented Culture: Strong cross-functional partnership between engineering, production, maintenance, and quality teams in a structured, deadline-driven environment.
• Safety & Quality Discipline: Maintains strict safety standards and robust quality control systems aligned with lean manufacturing principles.

• Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain industrial production equipment across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and automated systems.
• Perform preventive maintenance to improve uptime, reduce breakdowns, and support continuous production flow.
• Diagnose equipment issues using schematics, manuals, and diagnostic tools such as multimeters and inspection equipment.
• Work on motors, conveyors, sensors, control systems, and fluid power equipment in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
• Support continuous improvement efforts by identifying root causes of failures and improving equipment reliability.

• Hands-on experience in industrial maintenance, mechanical repair, electrical troubleshooting, or manufacturing equipment service.
• Working knowledge of AC/DC electrical systems, motor controls, and basic industrial wiring concepts.
• Familiarity with hydraulics, pneumatics, and mechanical systems used in production or industrial equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret basic electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, or mechanical prints.
• Strong troubleshooting skills with experience using hand tools, power tools, and basic test equipment (multimeter, clamp meter, etc.).