Manufacturing Engineering Technician - Day Shift

CBC is recruiting a Manufacturing Engineering Technician for an established manufacturer in the Richmond, Virginia area.

This is a hands-on production-support role focused on troubleshooting, equipment improvement, and practical engineering support. The position works closely with operators, maintenance, engineers, and production leadership to improve equipment reliability, process performance, and throughput.

• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, automation, and production-equipment issues and help drive sustainable corrective actions.
• Spend significant time on the manufacturing floor observing equipment and processes and implementing practical improvements.
• Support improvement projects from concept through installation, training, startup, and handoff.
• Create or improve tooling, fixtures, layouts, and production-system solutions using hands-on design and fabrication skills.
• Develop and improve SOPs and work instructions and help train production and maintenance personnel.
• Use direct observation and performance data to improve equipment reliability, efficiency, and throughput.

• Day-shift start time is typically between 7:00 AM and 8:30 AM.
• At least 40 hours per week, generally eight working hours per day plus a 30-60 minute lunch break.
• Weekend on-call support may be required.
• Overtime eligible.

• $34-$36/hour, based on experience.
• Annual bonus opportunity at company discretion.
• Overtime eligible.
• Benefits include vacation/PTO, medical coverage, 401(k), and tuition assistance.

• Three or more years of manufacturing experience with substantial machine operation, troubleshooting, maintenance, or technical production experience preferred.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and practical troubleshooting ability across machinery, mechanical systems, automation, and industrial equipment.
• Experience supporting or leading equipment or process-improvement projects.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to work effectively with operators, technicians, engineers, and leadership.
• High ownership, initiative, adaptability, and willingness to learn.

• CAD experience using Solid Works, AutoCAD, or similar tools.
• Exposure to TPM, predictive maintenance, or reliability-centered maintenance practices.

Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future employer sponsorship.