Multicraft Reliability Technician — Industrial Manufacturing

Why This Role?

If keeping complex equipment running at peak performance energizes you, this is your arena. Join a high-volume aluminum manufacturing facility where uptime matters and your troubleshooting skills make the difference.

What Will You Handle?

Rapid troubleshooting and repair of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems

Planned preventative and predictive maintenance to prevent failures before they start

Service and repair of aluminum extrusion presses and all supporting equipment

Hands-on work with conveyors, motors, gearboxes, pumps, bearings, and other rotating machinery

Hydraulic and pneumatic system diagnosis: cylinders, valves, and components

Electrical troubleshooting using a multimeter and electrical schematics

Reading and applying mechanical drawings, blueprints, and electrical schematics to plan and execute work Executing equipment changeovers, adjustments, installations, and corrective repairs

Completing PMs and accurate documentation of all maintenance activity

Fast response to breakdowns to minimize production downtime

Strict adherence to plant safety and housekeeping standards

Is This You?

Experienced in industrial maintenance, preferably on a manufacturing floor

Comfortable with hydraulics and pneumatics from theory to teardown

Mechanically savvy with a track record of effective repairs

Fluent working around motors, gearboxes, conveyors, bearings, and pumps

Capable of electrical troubleshooting with a multimeter

Confident reading mechanical drawings and electrical schematics

Aluminum extrusion or metal manufacturing experience is a strong plus Committed to preventative maintenance best practices

Independent problem-solver who stays calm during breakdowns

Dependable attendance and a safety-first approach

What to Expect Every day brings a new challenge: a press alignment before first run, a gearbox change on a conveyor, a pneumatic valve that won’t actuate, or a PM route that flags a bearing trending hot. Your toolbox: prints, schematics, a multimeter, and keen judgment. Your goal: safe, swift, sustainable fixes that keep production moving.