Maintenance Technician II

Job Title

Maintenance Technician

Position Summary:

Performs advanced troubleshooting, repair, calibration, and preventive maintenance on production equipment and related mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and control systems. Works with greater independence than a Maintenance Technician I to diagnose complex or recurring equipment problems, complete repairs safely and accurately, and support reliable production. Partners with Operations and other Maintenance team members to restore equipment, reduce repeat failures, and support plant goals.

Escalates issues requiring specialized expertise, engineering support, or additional authorization.

$30/hour plus $1 shift premium

Night Shift: 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Troubleshoots, diagnoses, calibrates, and repairs production equipment; determines likely failure causes and selects an appropriate repair approach.
• Performs scheduled preventive maintenance and inspections, identifies developing problems, and replaces or repairs components such as bearings, belts, motors, sensors, and related parts.
• Reads and interprets equipment manuals, drawings, schematics, blueprints, technical documentation, and work orders.
• Dismantles, repairs, aligns, adjusts, reassembles, and tests machines and equipment using specifications, precision measuring instruments, and appropriate tools.
• Troubleshoots and adjusts production control devices and systems within training, qualifications, and authorization.
• Applies working knowledge of facility, mechanical, and electrical systems to resolve equipment problems, including systems involving pneumatics, hydraulics, conveyors, pumps, and compressors.
• Investigate repeat failures, documents findings, and recommends corrective actions to help prevent recurrence.
• Completes work orders and maintenance records accurately, including work performed, parts used, equipment condition, and follow-up needs.
• Identifies maintenance, safety, and equipment-condition concerns and communicates them promptly to the appropriate supervisor or team.
• Provides practical guidance to less-experienced technicians and production employees on troubleshooting, equipment care, and safe work practices when appropriate.
• Determines the tools, test equipment, parts, and resources needed for assigned work and uses them correctly.
• Coordinates with production personnel and supervisors to prioritize repairs, communicate equipment status, and return equipment to service safely.
• Follows plant safety requirements, including PPE, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), and Arc Flash practices; does not perform work beyond current training or authorization.
• Performs other maintenance duties as assigned in support of plant objectives.

• High school diploma or equivalent.

• Typically 3–5 years of maintenance, industrial trade, or related manufacturing experience, or an equivalent combination of training and demonstrated skills.

• Working knowledge of at least 7 of these skill areas: electrical systems, PLC troubleshooting, pneumatics, preventive maintenance, compressors, welding, plumbing, conveyors, hydraulics, and pumps.

• Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot equipment problems independently within established safety procedures and technical qualifications.

• Ability to read and interpret manuals, schematics, drawings, and work orders.

• Basic math, reading, and computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook or equivalent tools.

• Strong problem-solving, critical-thinking, communication, and teamwork skills.

• Ability to work effectively with production employees, supervisors, and maintenance personnel while maintaining a service-oriented approach.

• Knowledge of manufacturing safety practices, including PPE, LOTO, and…