Industrial Maintenance Reliability Technician

About the RoleJoin BAC’s Maintenance & Reliability team as a hands-on technician who keeps production moving. Reporting to the Maintenance Manager and partnering closely with a Senior Maintenance Technician, you’ll elevate equipment uptime through preventive care, precise troubleshooting, and meticulous documentation—while living BAC’s core values: Earning Trust, Embracing Responsibility, Showing Courage, and Driving Innovation.A Day in the LifeMorning: Review the day’s work orders, prioritize PMs on major plant assets, stage parts and tools, and verify safety procedures and PPE. You’ll reference technical manuals, specs, shop drawings, and schematics to plan efficient work.Midday: Tackle equipment needs across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and power‑transmission systems. You’ll perform breakdown repairs, changeovers, and benchwork (rebuilds, deep cleaning, and operational checks). When seasonal or facility equipment checks are due, you’ll schedule and complete them—even during non‑standard hours when needed.Afternoon: Update in‑process quality checks and inspection logs, restock parts and consumables, and capture accurate after‑action notes and maintenance records. You’ll coach junior mechanics and coordinate with production teams, the Shift Manager, and leadership on machine status and priorities.How You’ll Work SafelyFollow all safety rules, procedures, and PPE requirements.Operate material‑handling and access equipment safely: pallet jacks, lift trucks, jib/gantry cranes, and man lifts.Use hand and power tools appropriately and keep a clean, organized work area.Complete required inspections, documentation, and in‑process quality checks.Continuous Improvement MindsetApply LEAN fundamentals—especially 5S and continuous improvement—to drive reliability.Support sustainability by helping reduce energy consumption and waste.Maintain procedures and maintenance records with accuracy and clarity.Replenish tools, parts, and consumables proactively.Facilities SupportPitch in with basic facility upkeep, including painting, drywall repair, and minor plumbing fixes.What You Bring3–5 years of mechanical maintenance or related industrial mechanical experience.Strong diagnostic ability across mechanical and electrical systems; fluent with schematics, wiring diagrams, and a digital multimeter (DMM).Comfort with math (fractional/decimal) and digital documentation, instructions, and forms.Flexible, adaptable, and an effective verbal communicator.Preferred: familiarity with metal fabrication technologies such as lasers, press brakes, thermoforming, and robotics.Working ConditionsStanding and walking for up to 90% of the shift.Frequent bending, kneeling, squatting, reaching, and lifting up to 50 lbs.Work at ground level, at heights, and in confined spaces.Exposure to manufacturing noise, temperature changes, and periodic outdoor conditions.Any shift as needed; regular overtime, including weekends, is expected.Compensation & BenefitsBAC Hiring Compensation Range: Up to $36/hrBAC offers medical, dental, vision, paid time off, 401(k), an employee stock ownership plan, and more. Learn more at employees are eligible to participate in an annual bonus incentive program.ProficienciesAdvanced production/mechanical maintenance experienceReading and applying schematicsInterpreting wiring diagramsUsing a digital multimeter (DMM) #J-18808-Ljbffr