Manufacturing Equipment Reliability Technician

Day-in-the-life

When production ramps up, you’re the steady hand keeping equipment reliable and safe. You’ll start with preventive maintenance rounds—checking motors and gearboxes, confirming lubrication schedules, and ensuring key assets are ready for the next run. As issues arise, you’ll move quickly from reading electrical schematics to troubleshooting pneumatic circuits and supporting repairs on mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems. Throughout the shift, you’ll coordinate with senior technicians, follow Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures, and document what you see so the next team is set up for success.

What you’ll tackle

Execute preventive maintenance on manufacturing machinery to maximize uptime

Troubleshoot pneumatic systems (identifying worn seals, damaged hoses, and faulty valves)
Read and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams to resolve faults

Assist senior technicians with daily maintenance and production support tasks

Adhere to all Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and plant safety protocols

Maintain a clean, organized, safety-first work area Collaborate with peers and communicate equipment status and issues clearly

Support repair and upkeep across mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems

What you bring1–2 years of experience in an industrial, manufacturing, or maintenance setting

Foundational mechanical knowledge, including motors, gearboxes, and lubrication practices

Familiarity with pneumatic systems and basic electrical troubleshooting

Ability to read and interpret electrical and pneumatic schematics

Proficiency with hand tools and basic diagnostic equipment

Working knowledge of LOTO proceduresA team-first mindset and a desire to learn and grow Schedule and impact

You will support a continuous production environment across multiple shifts, contributing directly to safety, reliability, and overall operational efficiency. If you value quality workmanship and continuous improvement, you’ll thrive here.
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