Equipment Repair Technician

General Responsibilities To provide technical support in the safe and efficient repair of company equipment in the following activities: Diagnose, troubleshoot and repair equipment across the company’s product lines including, but not limited to, flame, atmospheric and confetti systems and their supporting components Perform minor repairs on pyro equipment and coordinate manufacturer repair for more in‑depth work Maintain spare parts and hardware inventory Ensure the repair area is organized, kept neat, tidy and free from obstructions Assist with testing and staging of outgoing equipment as needed Other duties as assigned by the supervisor Key Responsibilities Diagnose and repair equipment across all product lines, including flame units (canister‑based, propane and liquid fuel), CO2/cryo jets, fog and haze machines, confetti and streamer launchers, and their supporting components Diagnose pyro equipment and perform minor repairs such as battery and fuse replacement; document findings and coordinate return to manufacturer for in‑depth repairs Prioritize repairs based on immediate operational needs Document findings on the Equipment Maintenance Log indicating inspection observations, parts used to complete necessary repairs, test protocol and test results Maintain spare parts and hardware inventory; submit purchase requisitions as needed Maintain a safe and clean work environment by keeping the repair area neat, tidy and free from obstructions, complying with all company, local, state and federal Health and Safety regulations Qualifications Must Have Minimum 3–5 years of equipment repair experience in a technical capacity (electrical, mechanical, special effects, pyrotechnics); or equivalent combination of education and experience Strong troubleshooting skills across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems Good understanding of electronics and technical troubleshooting Ability to read and interpret schematics and diagrams Understanding of basic electricity and use of electrical testing equipment to diagnose problems Understanding of show control – DMX Self‑motivated; equally comfortable working solo or as part of a small team Able to prioritize a repair queue based on immediate needs Detail oriented Logical thinker with demonstrated problem‑solving skills Able to function effectively when time‑constrained Effective written and verbal communication skills Ability to lift 50 lbs. Valid driver’s license Nice to Have Board‑level troubleshooting and repair of electronic devices to component level Comfort with propane and liquid fuel systems Other demonstrated skills including sound woodworking, welding and metal fabrication are beneficial Valid OSHA 10 certification IMPORTANT NOTE: Pyrotek will provide training to candidates who possess the ‘Must Have’ Qualifications despite not having all the ‘Nice to Have’ Qualifications. Pyrotek is an equal opportunity employer. Should you require accommodation at any stage of the recruitment process, kindly notify us of your requirements in advance. #J-18808-Ljbffr Pyrotek Special Effects