2nd Shift Maintenance Technician

Job SummaryThe Maintenance Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing production equipment and facility systems. This role ensures safe, reliable, and efficient operation of machinery to support production uptime, quality, and on-time delivery. The technician applies mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic expertise while following all safety and regulatory requirements.Key ResponsibilitiesEquipment & Machinery MaintenanceDiagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues on fabrication equipment including press brakes, lasers, punches, weld cells, saws, and paint line systemsPerform preventive and predictive maintenance per established schedulesTroubleshoot PLC-controlled systems and basic automation componentsAlign, adjust, and calibrate machines to ensure optimal performance and qualitySupport equipment installations, upgrades, and relocationsFacility MaintenanceMaintain facility systems such as compressed air, HVAC, lighting, and basic plumbingCoordinate with outside contractors for specialized repairs as neededSafety & ComplianceFollow all OSHA, lockout/tagout (LOTO), and plant safety proceduresIdentify and correct unsafe conditions or behaviorsMaintain compliance with electrical and mechanical safety standardsDocumentation & CommunicationAccurately document maintenance work, parts usage, and downtimeCommunicate equipment status and repair timelines to production leadershipRecommend improvements to maintenance practices and equipment reliabilityContinuous ImprovementParticipate in root cause analysis of equipment failuresIdentify opportunities to reduce downtime, maintenance costs, and safety risksQualificationsHigh school diploma or GED (technical or trade school preferred)3–5 years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing or metal fabrication environmentWorking knowledge of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systemsAbility to read schematics, wiring diagrams, and equipment manualsStrong troubleshooting and problem-solving skillsExperience with fabrication equipment (press brakes, lasers, punches)Key CompetenciesTechnical CompetenciesDemonstrates strong hands-on knowledge of industrial maintenance systems.Diagnoses mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic failures accuratelyUses tools and test equipment safely and effectivelyUnderstands CNC and automated fabrication equipment fundamentalsTroubleshooting & Problem SolvingIdentifies root causes and implements effective corrective actions.Systematically isolates equipment issuesBalances short-term fixes with long-term reliabilityUses data and experience to prevent recurring failuresSafety AwarenessConsistently works in a safe and compliant manner.Adheres to LOTO and all safety proceduresRecognizes hazards and takes corrective actionPromotes a culture of safety within the maintenance and production teamsReliability & AccountabilityFollows through on commitments and maintains high work standards.Completes preventive maintenance on scheduleTakes ownership of equipment performanceMaintains accurate maintenance recordsCommunication & CollaborationWorks effectively with production and leadership teams.Clearly explains equipment issues and repair timelinesCollaborates with operators to improve machine reliabilityCommunicates maintenance needs proactivelyContinuous Improvement MindsetSeeks ways to improve equipment uptime and maintenance effectiveness.Suggests process and equipment improvementsParticipates in lean, TPM, or reliability initiativesAdapts to new technology and changing production needsPhysical DemandsThe physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made in accordance with the ADA.Standing/Walking: Required to stand and walk on concrete floors for 8–10 hours per shift.Lifting/Carrying: Regularly lift and carry equipment and tools up to 35 lbs; occasionally lift up to 50 lbs with assistance or lifting devices.Pushing/Pulling: Move equipment and tools up to 100 lbs using carts or material handling equipment.Reaching/Handling: Frequent reaching at or below shoulder level to load/unload material; occasional overhead reaching.Manual Dexterity: Frequent use of hands for feeding parts, operating control panels, changing dies, and handling small components.Climbing/Balancing: Occasionally step onto platforms or ladders less than 3 ft in height.Stooping/Kneeling/Crouching: Occasional bending or kneeling when aligning material, removing scrap, or performing cleaning/maintenance tasks.Vision: Must have close vision, depth perception, and ability to distinguish part details for inspection and quality checks.Hearing/Speaking: Must be able to hear machine alarms, communicate with team members, and follow verbal instructions in a noisy environment.Work EnvironmentNoise: High noise levels from punch presses and fabrication equipment; hearing protection required.Temperature: Exposure to fluctuating seasonal shop temperatures.Other: Exposure to sharp edges, lubricants, and metal scrap; personal protective equipment (PPE) required at all times.

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