Multicraft Reliability Technician -- Industrial Manufacturing

Job Description

Job Description

Why This Role?

If keeping complex equipment running at peak performance energizes you, this is your arena. Join a high-volume aluminum manufacturing facility where uptime matters and your troubleshooting skills make the difference.

• Rapid troubleshooting and repair of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems
• Planned preventative and predictive maintenance to prevent failures before they start
• Service and repair of aluminum extrusion presses and all supporting equipment
• Hands-on work with conveyors, motors, gearboxes, pumps, bearings , and other rotating machinery
• Hydraulic and pneumatic system diagnosis: cylinders, valves, and components
• Electrical troubleshooting using a multimeter and electrical schematics
• Reading and applying mechanical drawings, blueprints, and electrical schematics to plan and execute work
• Executing equipment changeovers, adjustments, installations, and corrective repairs
• Completing PMs and accurate documentation of all maintenance activity
• Fast response to breakdowns to minimize production downtime
• Strict adherence to plant safety and housekeeping standards

• Experienced in industrial maintenance , preferably on a manufacturing floor
• Comfortable with hydraulics and pneumatics from theory to teardown
• Mechanically savvy with a track record of effective repairs
• Fluent working around motors, gearboxes, conveyors, bearings, and pumps
• Capable of electrical troubleshooting with a multimeter
• Confident reading mechanical drawings and electrical schematics
• Aluminum extrusion or metal manufacturing experience is a strong plus
• Committed to preventative maintenance best practices
• Independent problem-solver who stays calm during breakdowns
• Dependable attendance and a safety-first approach

Every day brings a new challenge: a press alignment before first run, a gearbox change on a conveyor, a pneumatic valve that won’t actuate, or a PM route that flags a bearing trending hot. Your toolbox: prints, schematics, a multimeter, and keen judgment. Your goal: safe, swift, sustainable fixes that keep production moving.