Industrial Reliability Technician — GMP Process & Packaging Equipment

Step Into the Role We’ve teamed up with a stable, well-established manufacturer to hire an experienced maintenance professional who thrives on solving complex electro‑mechanical problems in a fast-paced plant. If optimizing uptime, diagnosing tough faults, and keeping production moving sound like your kind of day, this role is for you.

The workload is approximately 70% mechanical / 30% electrical, centered on reliability, preventive maintenance, and rapid response to minimize downtime.

A Day in the Life You start your shift walking the line, listening for unusual bearing noise near a conveyor, then pivot to a scheduled PM on a mixer gearbox. A line call comes in: an Allen‑Bradley PLC-controlled filler has faulted. You trace the issue through I/O, verify sensors, and restore production without changing code—programming not required. Before lunch, you replace a worn chain and sprocket set;

later, you chase an intermittent 480V motor starter trip on a VFD-driven pump. You close the day documenting root causes and lining up parts for tomorrow’s fixes.

What You’ll Handle Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain industrial manufacturing assets to maximize uptime

Execute preventive maintenance and respond quickly to breakdowns

Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical faults

Work on Allen‑Bradley PLC–controlled equipment (no programming required)
Service motors, VFDs, starters, relays, and contractors on systems up to 480VRebuild and repair conveyors, mixers, pumps, bearings, chains, sprockets, and gearboxes

Interpret electrical schematics and mechanical drawings

Perform root cause analysis to drive reliability improvements

Follow LOTO and all plant safety procedures

What You Bring5+ years of industrial maintenance experience

Proven mechanical troubleshooting capability

Hands-on experience with Allen‑Bradley PLC–controlled machinery

Comfort working on 120/208/240/480V systems

Hydraulics and pneumatics proficiency

Background with conveyors, mixers, pumps, bearings, gearboxes, and other rotating equipment

Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities

Bonus Skills Welding and fabrication

Forklift and scissor lift operation

Basic pipefittingGMP manufacturing exposure (food, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical)
Work Environment & Tools Based in a GMP facility, you’ll have the necessary tools provided. Proper PPE is required at all times—steel-toed boots, hearing protection, respirators, and any additional protective equipment as needed.

Core Strengths & Proficiencies Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting

Preventive maintenance and inspection programs

Electrical installation and high-voltage work Pneumatics diagnostics

General maintenance and repair across industrial systems

Industrial electrical systems and experience, including LOTOLow-voltage cabling installation

Tech You’ll Touch Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
Allen‑Bradley PLCsConveyor systems

Servo motors
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