Maintenance Technician II or III - Wood C Crew

Day shift C crew rotating 2‑2‑3 schedule: 6:45 PM–7:00 AM. This role requires wearing personal protective equipment, lifting a minimum of 50 lbs, and moving large, cumbersome product and equipment. Most roles require standing for a full shift with breaks.

The candidate must work in a manufacturing environment where temperatures may vary. A successful candidate must confirm the ability to perform work‑related physical tasks by completing a physical abilities test.

• Ensure production lines and other equipment are maintained and run at all times
• Assist in developing and prioritizing work orders with the Maintenance Manager, Production Supervision, and Line Leads
• Complete work order requests as defined by the Maintenance Manager, Production Management/Supervision, and/or Operators
• Support workplace organization programs (6S) and production efficiency programs (TPM)
• Assist, coach, and train operators in daily preventative maintenance (CIL) checks
• Support and assist preventative maintenance process on the shift
• Contribute and assist in line commissioning after maintenance/process events
• Assist and participate with other plant projects as needed
• Operate in a manner that provides value to the team
• Perform additional duties as needed and/or assigned by supervision/management

Maintenance Technician II – III

5+ years of hands‑on experience in industrial maintenance or a related field.

• Proficient in troubleshooting and repairing electrical cabinets, relays, contractors, and solid‑state relays/cards
• PLC and HMI systems (troubleshooting and minor programming adjustments)
• 3‑phase 480 V motors, 24 V DC control systems, and electrical tracing

• Conveyors, rollers, bearings, and gearboxes
• Hydraulic and pneumatic systems, including material transfer systems
• Proximity sensors, photo‑eyes, light curtains, and basic robotics
• Fabrication skills: work in tight spaces and maintain high quality at a fast pace
• Track and lace conveyor belts, clear jams, and respond to line calls
• General maintenance tasks such as filter changes, cleanouts, and resolving material transfer issues

• Arc Flash trained with a strong understanding of electrical safety protocols
• Highly safety‑oriented with a commitment to maintaining a hazard‑free work environment
• Proficient in proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Comfortable working at heights and in confined spaces

• Hand and power tools, multimeters, and diagnostic equipment
• Certified or experienced in operating forklifts, scissor lifts, and boom lifts

• Strong electrical aptitude preferred
• Excellent troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and mechanical drawings
• Adaptable and quick‑thinking; able to adjust on the fly and ask the right questions
• Motivated to push personal and team growth
• Strong communication skills; able to collaborate across departments
• Self‑directed, dependable, and capable of working independently or in a team

• Electrical or Industrial Maintenance Certification
• Structural welding certification
• Forklift and aerial lift certification

• High School Graduate or General Education Degree (GED)
• Advanced education and/or related‑certification(s), a plus
• Certification & Licences:

• Will meet qualification and certification requirements established by Timber Tech’s Training & Resources and Knowledge (TRAK) program
• Completion of two‑year Maintenance Certification course
• Stick and wire welding experience required with structural welding certification, a plus
• Forklift experience required with the ability to complete TT Forklift Certification program

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