Maintenance Technician

Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist, Manufacturing OperationsGrow your skills from Tech I to Tech IV on a supportive B Shift team (5:15 PM–5:15 AM, 2-2-3). Whether you’re early in your maintenance career or a seasoned pro, you’ll work hands-on with robotics, PLCs, and plant systems to keep production moving.Role highlightsStabilize uptime by troubleshooting and repairing electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems on production and facilities equipmentPerform robot programming/touch-ups, PLC troubleshooting, welding process support, and preventive maintenance — with targeted training available for developing techniciansUse industrial networking tools (Ethernet, DeviceNet), manage accurate equipment documentation and parts inventory, and ensure OSHA/NEC/safety complianceImpact you’ll makeDiagnose issues quickly, restore function safely, and contribute to predictable production performance across shiftsElevate equipment reliability through disciplined PM and data-driven maintenance recordsWhat you’ll work withRobotics and controls including FANUC robots and Allen‑Bradley PLCsProgrammable Logic Controllers (PLC) (FANUC, Allen‑Bradley)Industrial networks such as Ethernet and DeviceNetWhat you bringManufacturing maintenance experience preferredAbility to read blueprints and electrical schematicsComfort in an active plant environmentFamiliarity with FANUC robots or Allen‑Bradley PLCs — or strong mechanical/electrical fundamentals with a desire to learnForklift and lift certifications are a plus (or willingness to obtain)Proficiencies we valuePLC Troubleshooting SkillsPneumatics ExperienceIndustrial Robot ProgrammingCommercial Electrical ExpertisePneumatics TroubleshootingEquipment Diagnostics & TroubleshootingEquipment Installation & WiringEquipment Repair & MaintenanceHow we operateAdherence to OSHA, NEC, and safety standards is non-negotiableTeam structure supports all experience levels (Tech I–IV) with clear paths to learn and advance #J-18808-Ljbffr