Build, fix, optimize—your next technician role starts here
Location: Richmond & Ashland, VA
Compensation: Pay based on experience and position
If you love hands-on work, troubleshooting complex issues, and keeping operations running at their best, join leading employers across the Richmond and Ashland areas. We’re hiring for several technician paths—each with full-time potential, weekly pay, and clear growth opportunities.
Equipment Service Technician — A day in the life
You’ll be the reason customer-owned, rental, and loaner equipment performs flawlessly. Expect a balanced mix of diagnostics, repair, and installations.
What you’ll tackle
- Test, diagnose, repair, and service equipment to restore performance
- Perform preventive maintenance and thorough cleaning routines
- Assemble and install equipment on-site as needed
- Record labor and service actions accurately in company software
- Troubleshoot both mechanical and electrical issues
- Verify every unit meets quality and safety standards before release
What helps you thrive
- Mechanical aptitude with strong troubleshooting instincts
- Background in assembly, repair, or maintenance
- Sharp attention to detail
- Ability to learn new technical systems and processes quickly
Engineering Technician — Turning production data into insight
Support manufacturing teams by gathering precise time-study data and organizing it into actionable reports.
What you’ll do
- Conduct time studies using a stopwatch and standard engineering methods
- Observe workflows and record task completion times with accuracy
- Enter and manage data in spreadsheets and tracking tools
- Communicate professionally with production staff and stakeholders
- Compile findings and present results to engineering teams
- Follow project instructions to ensure valid, consistent data collection
What you bring
- Excellent organization and clear communication
- Exceptional attention to detail
- Comfort working on the production floor
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and data entry
- Experience in manufacturing, engineering support, or process improvement
Maintenance Technician — Keep material handling moving
Be the go-to problem solver for conveyors, facility systems, and critical infrastructure.
What you’ll handle
- Conveyor maintenance and repair
- Troubleshoot electrical components such as scanners, scales, and photo-eyes
- Use hand and power tools to complete corrective work
- Perform general facility maintenance and upkeep
- Complete minor plumbing repairs
- Assist with painting and general building maintenance
- Diagnose and resolve mechanical and electrical problems
What sets you apart
- Conveyor maintenance experience preferred
- Strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills
- Hands-on experience with industrial equipment and facility maintenance
- Ability to work independently and safely
- Willingness to learn new skills and take on added responsibility
Why join through us?
- Competitive pay
- Weekly pay
- Full-time opportunities
- Career growth potential
- Work with industry-leading companies
- Multiple shifts available