2nd Shift Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

An established manufacturing operation is adding a Maintenance Technician on nights to keep its production equipment running. You troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic failures across the plant motors, conveyors, presses, pneumatic tools, and production machines and get lines back up fast. Pay moves up a posted, skill-based ladder as you add electrical, PLC, and advanced-diagnostic capability.

Anticipated $17.60$27.85 per hour, based on experience and demonstrated skill level

Pay advances on a defined skill ladder (electrical, PLC, and advanced diagnostics move you up)

Full suite of benefits, 401K w/match, PTO/Holiday

Typical shift 5:00PM - 3:30AM; maintenance typically runs ~50 hours/week on 10-hour shifts

Overview

• Keep production equipment running troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic failures with a root-cause mindset
• Diagnose by observation listen to and inspect running equipment to find the source of trouble before it becomes downtime
• Repair or replace defective parts: bearings, belts, chains, motors, control circuits, and structural components
• Use shop tools (welder, drill press, grinder, metalworking tools) to fabricate and repair parts
• Read wiring diagrams and prints to guide repairs; work safely around energized systems
• Log work and initiate parts/purchase requisitions to keep preventive maintenance on schedule

Preferred Skills and Experience

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Mechanical and basic electrical foundation (strongly preferred) bearings, belts, chains, gearboxes, alignment; motors, relays, contactors, sensors
• Troubleshooting across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems (strongly preferred)
• Proper multimeter use and ability to read wiring diagrams and control circuits
• Comfortable and safe working around energized systems
• Basic PLC/VFD interaction and automation exposure (trainable; a plus)
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs regularly and up to 100 lbs occasionally; work at heights and in loud conditions
• Willing to work night shift

KEYWORDS: Maintenance Technician, Industrial Maintenance, Maintenance Mechanic, Millwright, Multi-craft Maintenance, Electromechanical Technician, E&I Technician, Reliability Technician, PLC, VFD, hydraulics, pneumatics, motors, relays, contactors, sensors, bearings, belts, chains, gearbox, alignment, wiring diagrams, multimeter, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, conveyor, mechanical presses, welding repair, electrical repair, night shift