The Maintenance Technician is responsible for repairing, adjusting, and maintaining production equipment on a daily basis. Holding a Forklift Certification, this role directly impacts customer satisfaction and operational profitability. Given the physical demands of this position, the technician must consistently utilize correct lifting techniques, proper body mechanics, and all applicable safe work practices.
Key Responsibilities & Essential Job Functions
Core Maintenance & Technical Duties
Work Order Management: Receive work orders for assigned areas and prioritize tasks as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor.
Electrical & Electronics: Read electrical schematics, troubleshoot electrical equipment, change motors, and support electronic interfaces for robotic/CNC systems.
Mechanical & Hydraulics: Perform mechanical troubleshooting, rebuild gearboxes, splice conveyor belts, install/move machinery, and execute pneumatic and hydraulic repairs.
General Fabrication & Trades: Perform minor welding applications and install/repair plumbing systems.
Production Support: Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair all production equipment to minimize downtime.