Maintenance Technician

The Maintenance Technician is a critical member of the operations team, responsible for ensuring the continuous uptime of our industrial robots, production tooling, and facility infrastructure. You will bridge the gap between high‑tech automation maintenance and general facility upkeep, ensuring that both our machines and our physical workspace are safe, efficient, and compliant. Core Responsibilities Robotics & Equipment PM: Perform regular inspections and preventative maintenance on industrial robots, specialized tooling, and mechanical equipment to eliminate unplanned downtime. Multi‑Craft Repairs: Troubleshoot and repair faulty electrical systems, plumbing, and mechanical hardware; execute general "handyman" tasks to maintain structural integrity. Emergency Response: Serve as a first responder for urgent facility calls (leaks, power outages, equipment failure); must be available for occasional after‑hours support to protect production continuity. Safety & Compliance: Execute all work in strict accordance with OSHA safety regulations, local electrical codes, and environmental standards. Digital Documentation: Maintain accurate, real‑time logs of all maintenance activities, repairs, and parts inventory using our digital Work Order Management System. Infrastructure Upkeep: Manage the maintenance of structural components, including lighting systems and plant plumbing. Qualifications Education: High School Diploma or equivalent; Technical Certification or Journeyman card in a related field (Electrical or Mechanical) is highly preferred. Technical Knowledge: Strong foundational understanding of 3‑phase electrical systems, mechanical assemblies, and industrial plumbing. Robotics Experience: Familiarity with the inspection and maintenance of robotic arms and end‑of‑arm tooling. Diagnostic Proficiency: Expert‑level skill in using hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic equipment (Multimeters, etc.) to identify root causes of failure. Physical Requirements: Ability to stand for long periods, work in confined spaces, and lift up to 50 lbs. Preferred Competency – Problem‑Solving: A "first‑time fix" mentality with the ability to diagnose complex issues under time pressure. Preferred Competency – Accountability: High sense of ownership over the parts inventory and the cleanliness of the maintenance shop. Preferred Competency – Urgency: A proactive approach to identifying potential breakdowns before they occur. This role is on second shift, working 2 pm to 10:30 pm. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr