Industrial Maintenance Technician – Multi-Craft

Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment.

Inspect and maintain hydraulic systems, including valves, pressure controls, and related components.

Troubleshoot electrical systems involving PLCs, motors, fuses, phase-to-phase testing, and other electrical components.

Work with electrical testing equipment, including megameters, and troubleshoot light curtains and area scanners.

Maintain and repair pneumatic systems, including air cylinders and associated components.

Perform preventative and corrective maintenance (PMs and CMs) on manufacturing equipment.

Complete mechanical repairs, equipment adjustments, lubrication, alignment, and component replacements.

Perform MIG and stick welding for equipment repairs and fabrication.

Repair damaged equipment components, including shafts, wheels, rollers, and other mechanical assemblies.

Troubleshoot and maintain conveyor systems, hydraulic presses, chains, sprockets, rollers, and industrial furnaces.

Assist with equipment installations, modifications, and improvement projects.

Operate mobile equipment when required and follow established safety procedures.

Document completed maintenance work and report equipment issues or recurring problems.

Participate in shutdown maintenance activities and support equipment reliability initiatives.

Maintain a clean and safe work environment while following all applicable safety and environmental requirements.

High school diploma or equivalent.

Previous industrial maintenance experience required.

Strong hands-on experience with hydraulic systems, including valves and pressure controls.

Electrical troubleshooting experience, including motors, PLCs, fuse testing, and phase-to-phase electrical checks.

Experience using electrical testing equipment such as megameters.

Familiarity with light curtains, area scanners, and industrial electrical controls.

Knowledge of pneumatic systems, including air cylinders.

Welding experience with MIG and stick welding.

Ability to troubleshoot and repair mechanical equipment and industrial machinery.

Experience with preventative and corrective maintenance programs.

Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills.

Good verbal and written communication skills.

Reliable attendance and ability to work effectively with a maintenance team.

Ability to work in a demanding industrial manufacturing environment.

Completion of a three- to four-year maintenance apprenticeship or possession of a Journeyman Card.

Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, or Industrial Maintenance.

Experience with automated manufacturing equipment, hydraulic presses, conveyors, and industrial furnaces.

Initial 90-day training period on 1st shift.

Following training, transition to a rotating 12-hour 2nd-shift schedule.

Schedule may include weekends and overtime as operational needs require.

Flexibility to support maintenance activities during scheduled plant shutdowns.

Annual pay increases.

Performance-based monthly incentive opportunities.

401(k) with company match.

Medical, dental, and vision insurance.

Vacation eligibility after 90 days.

Company-provided uniforms and safety equipment.

Opportunities for additional compensation through skills development and training.