Equipment Maintenance Technician

Laboratory Equipment Maintenance Technician IIIWe are seeking a Laboratory Equipment Maintenance Technician III to join our Equipment Services team supporting scientific operations across laboratory and vivarium environments. In this role, you will install, maintain, calibrate, and repair laboratory and vivarium equipment to ensure safe, reliable, and compliant operations that directly support research innovation and high-quality animal care.A Typical Day Might Include:Conducting preventive and corrective maintenance on key laboratory and vivarium equipment, including:CO? incubators and biosafety cabinetsCryogenic liquid nitrogen freezersAutoclaves & sterilizersVivarium industrial tunnel and cage washersClean steam generation systemsRO/DI laboratory water purification systemTroubleshooting electromechanical, control-system, and monitoring device issues to minimize equipment downtimeResponding to equipment and site emergencies, including 24/7 supportResponding to environmental and equipment alarms from Rees, Dickson, Watchdog EX, and related monitoring systemsMaintaining accurate electronic work order documentation, calibration records, and asset compliance dataSupporting audit and inspection readiness for AAALAC, IACUC, and internal compliance activitiesPartnering closely with researchers, veterinarians, and animal care specialists to ensure equipment performance meets scientific study requirementsThis Role Might Be for You If You:Possess strong mechanical, electrical, and controls troubleshooting abilitiesCommunicate clearly and professionally with cross-functional partnersDemonstrate excellent attention to detail in regulated documentationStay calm and organized when prioritizing urgent research-impacting needsEnjoy working in specialized laboratory areas with strict safety and cleanliness standardsIn Order To Be Considered, You Must Have:High school diploma or equivalent and 4+ years relevant technical experience in laboratory, or industrial equipment maintenanceTrade school in a related field (Engineering Technology, Biomedical Technology, etc.) is a plusHands-on experience with:Motors, pumps, valves, and sensorsVFDs and PLC-controlled systems24 VDC, 3-Phase 208V, and 480VTechnical schematics and electrical diagramsAbility to lift and/or move equipment up to 100 lbs.Willingness to work in vivarium research facilities as required (around animals)Valid driver's license recognized by the State of New York