Maintenance Technician

$44 to $48 per hour.

1st Shift.

• Identify, fix, and service various production and manufacturing assets.
• Execute proactive and predictive maintenance strategies to boost equipment longevity and minimize unexpected operational halts.
• Analyze and resolve problems involving mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and control systems.
• Examine machinery to detect parts that are damaged, worn out, or failing.
• Restore or swap out essential parts like pumps, valves, motors, bearings, chains, gears, belts, and sensors.
• Resolve issues with industrial machinery, electrical circuits, motors, and control units.
• Utilize technical manuals, mechanical blueprints, and electrical diagrams to guide repair work.
• Execute necessary modifications, alignments, and installations for production equipment.
• Support the team by assisting with scheduled maintenance tasks and equipment startup or shutdown procedures.
• Provide rapid responses to maintenance requests and equipment failures to keep production moving smoothly.

• Completion of a GED, high school diploma, or relevant technical coursework.
• At least five years of experience in an industrial setting, paired with a Journeyman card or active enrollment in an apprenticeship program.
• Demonstrated proficiency in diagnosing and repairing complex mechanical and electrical systems.
• Practical understanding of pneumatic and hydraulic system operations.
• Proven ability to troubleshoot PLC systems.
• Background working with industrial control systems, VFDs, sensors, and motor controls.
• Hands-on experience with fabrication and welding techniques.