Maintenance Technician

Job Description MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (Rev. 07/2026)

Maintenance Technician– 1st, 2nd, and 3rdshifts (The base hourly rate is $40.62 per hour, and the 2ndshift differential is $2/hour, 3rdshift differential is $2.50/hour.) (1stshift 630am-230pm M-F, 2ndshift 230pm-1030pm M-F, 3rdshift 1030pm-630am Su-Th)

• 1. Associates degree or higher in the fields of electronic technician, PC technician or Industrial technology with an emphasis on relay, PLC, computer controls, hydraulics or mechanical systems. OJT 5+ years in controls may be considered if all additional requirements are met. (A trainee must start with an applicable degree or 4+ years controls experience).
• 2. Ability to make and interpret circuit drawings and blue prints.
• 3. Ability to plan and execute a project including making materials lists, building and wiring control panels, programming and debugging the operation
• 4. Ability to write, interpret and troubleshoot PLC ladder logic programs and associated circuits
• 5. Ability to interpret and troubleshoot PC based controls including operating systems, network interfaces, data storage and I/O.
• 6. Ability to perform advanced diagnostics on CNC equipment including servo motors, servo valves, controller I/O and encoders
• 7. Ability to produce high quality electronic solder joints, wiring harnesses and electrical connectors

Acceptance will be based upon results of professionally conducted interviews.

• 1. Ability to troubleshoot and repair plant equipment and facilities
• 2. Ability to build or rebuild equipment including pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical, electrical, controls and safety equipment
• 3. Pass forklift operation training course
• 4. Ability to weld and braze

• 1. Install, rebuild and maintain equipment controls including PC’s, PLC’s, and custom controllers.
• 2. Program and troubleshoot electronic control circuits for specialty equipment used to produce production components and assemblies. Typical controls could include servos, encoders, relays, light curtains, switches, proximity sensors, send & receive sensors, optical readers, power supplies discrete or variable I/O, interfacing multiple control systems and more.
• 3. Experience in working with air, electric, hydraulic circuits, programmable controls (PLC), electrical control circuits, and ability to make and interpret circuit drawings
• 4. Troubleshooting and repair of PC and network equipment.
• 5. Interpret and write PLC ladder logic programs and the associated circuits
• 6. Complete projects involving mechanical, plumbing, electrical, carpentry; including bills of materials for each project.
• 7. Perform all normal maintenance and repair of all plant equipment and facilities
• 8. Ability to use all hand tools required as well as most tool room machinery
• 9. Pass forklift operation training course; pass eye examination for forklift operation
• 10. Track equipment repair cost
• 11. Welding and brazing for equipment building and repair.

Join a team that values hard work, professional growth, and employee success. Our clients are established organizations that invest in their people, provide opportunities for advancement, and foster collaborative work environments.