Facility Maintenance Technician

Cresco Labs is one of the largest public, vertically integrated, multistate operators in the cannabis industry. Our portfolio of in-house cultivated and manufactured brands features some of the highest quality, most awarded and most popular cannabis products in America. With dozens of locations nationwide, our owned and operated Sunnyside® dispensaries provide a welcoming, positive, judgement-free place to shop for anyone at any point on their cannabis journey. Founded in 2013, Cresco Labs’ mission is to normalize and professionalize cannabis through our passionate employees. As stewards of the cannabis industry, our teams are constantly focused on supporting the needs of our fellow colleagues, consumers, customers, and communities alike. With a focus on Social Equity and Educational Development, our SEEDTM initiative ensures that our company reflects the communities in which we serve, ensuring equal opportunity for all to have the knowledge and resources to work in and own businesses in cannabis. At Cresco Labs, we aim to revolutionize and lead the nation’s cannabis industry with a focus on quality and consistency of product, and to bring legitimacy to the industry with the highest level of integrity and professionalism.

MISSION STATEMENT

At Cresco, we aim to lead the nation’s cannabis industry with a focus on regulatory compliance, product consistency, and customer satisfaction. Our operations bring legitimacy to the cannabis industry by acting with the highest level of integrity, strictly adhering to regulations, and promoting the clinical efficacy of cannabis. As Cresco grows, we will operate with the same level of professionalism and precision in each new market we move in to.

SCHEDULE

Monday - Friday, 6:00am - 2:30pm

JOB SUMMARY

Cresco Labs is seeking a Facility Maintenance Technician. As the Facility Maintenance Technician, you will ensure the facility is maintained in a satisfactory condition for all cultivation, production, and manufacturing operations. The Facility Maintenance Technician is responsible for the upkeep of the facility and should ideally have a variety of skills in trades like HVAC, electrical, plumbing and mechanical repair.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE, EDUCATION AND SKILLS

3-5 years of industrial building maintenance preferred. Experience in a production environment using mechanical, electrical and plumbing troubleshooting skills to diagnose automated equipment. Hands‑on experience in installation of piping systems (air, water, steam), industrial electrical installations and control circuits. Experience with a CMMS maintenance tracking program a bonus. An ability to work well under pressure. Relevant technical knowledge. Requires work around plant material, which could include exposure to plant pollen and/or dust. Requires ability to sit, stand, kneel, and/or do repetitive actions with your hands for long periods of time. Requires ability to lift up to 50 lbs to torso level.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE, EDUCATION AND SKILLS

Experience with troubleshooting HVAC equipment, VFDs, pump motors, monitoring sensors and cable installations (environmental sensors). Prior experience in BMS monitoring systems, automated climate control, and fertigation controls. Experience with water filtration, RO systems, and larger water distribution systems.

PREFERRED CERTIFICATIONS

EPA 608 | any HVAC certification(s).

OSHA 10 | OSHA 30.

CMRT Certified Maintenance & Reliability Technician. IMM Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (NCCER). In accordance with any local and state compensation laws, the compensation listed is the current estimated range for the position. Final offer details and future compensation may be determined by multiple factors including but not limited to, geographic location, market compensation data, skills, experience, and other relevant factors. For questions about this please discuss with your recruiter during the interview process. Pay Range

$26 - $31 USD

BENEFITS

Cresco Labs is proud to offer eligible employees a robust offering of benefits including, major medical, dental and vision insurance, a 401(K)-match program, FSA/HSA programs, LTD/STD options, life insurance and AD&D. We also offer eligible employees paid holidays and paid time off. Other rewards may include annual discretionary bonuses, stock options as well as participation in our employee discount program. Benefits eligibility for permanent positions may vary by full-time or part‑time roles, location, or position.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

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