Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician

Overview We are seeking a Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician with a "fix-anything" mindset to join our team. This is a true multi-craft role—to be successful, you must be confident working across both mechanical and electrical disciplines, with strong troubleshooting instincts and the ability to work problems from symptoms to root cause. Whether you are a Junior Technician fresh out of Technical school looking to build a career, or a Seasoned Veteran with 20+ years of industrial experience, we have a place for you. We value technical curiosity and the ability to diagnose complex systems. While we utilize specialized CNC machinery and robotics, these skills aren't required on day one–we are looking for a technician with a broad-based skill set who can master our specific equipment through provided training and hands‑on experience. If you are a versatile problem‑solver with strong fundamentals in electrical, mechanical, PLC and more, we want to hear from you. Compensation $29.25 - $37.25 / hr base pay $28 - $36 / hr base pay $1.25 / hr shift differential Shifts 3rd: 11pm - 7:30am Benefits Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement savings plan Paid time off, holidays, and personal leave Responsibilities Troubleshoot Anything – Diagnose and repair electrical and mechanical issues quickly and safely; approach each problem with a structured mindset to restore equipment and prevent repeat failures. Electrical Maintenance & Diagnostics – Troubleshoot low‑voltage controls, sensors, motors, starters, and relays. Support high‑voltage troubleshooting and ensure all work meets safety and LOTO standards. Mechanical Systems & Repair – Repair and rebuild gearboxes, conveyors, and complex industrial machinery. Perform precision alignments and component replacements. PLC & Automation Support – Perform hands‑on troubleshooting of PLC‑driven equipment. While our systems are specific, we need technicians who can navigate logic to identify hardware vs. software issues. Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems – Maintain and repair high‑use pumps, cylinders, valves, and actuators essential to our production uptime. CNC & Robotics Maintenance – Provide specialized support for CNC equipment and robotic cells (Experience is a plus; we will train the right multi‑craft candidate). Preventive & Predictive Maintenance – Execute scheduled PMs within our SAP PM system, identifying and flagging wear‑and‑tear before it leads to a breakdown. Documentation & Readiness – Log all work in SAP, manage spare parts inventory, and ensure a clean "Equipment Turnover" to the operations team after repairs. Required The Multi‑Craft Mindset: A proven ability to work "both sides of the house" (Electrical and Mechanical). Electrical Skills: Proficient in troubleshooting sensors, motors, and control panels. Mechanical Skills: Experience with equipment teardowns, rebuilds, and power transmission systems. Reliability: A strong track record of attendance and a commitment to safety (LOTO). Education: High School Diploma or GED. Preferred Advanced Training: A 2 or 4‑year Technical Degree PLC Experience: Ability to use PLCs as a diagnostic tool. Industry Experience: Previous experience in a manufacturing environment; experience with SAP or similar ERP systems is a major plus. Specialized Machinery: Prior experience troubleshooting CNC machinery or robotics. Physical Requirements & Environment Climate‑controlled manufacturing environment with advanced dust collection. Ability to stand for 8‑hour shifts, with intermittent walking, bending, and reaching. Ability to lift up to 33 lbs (insert trays/components). Comfortable wearing required PPE, including safety glasses and steel‑toed shoes. #J-18808-Ljbffr