As a Maintenance Technician (also known as Maintenance Engineer, Maintenance Mechanic), you'll be responsible for both planned and unplanned maintenance of the building, machinery, and equipment. You'll use your extensive knowledge in mechanical, hydraulics, and electrical systems to repair, replace, and maintain the assets required to run the business safely, effectively, and within budget.
Benefits
Opportunity to work with a diverse range of machinery and equipment.
Chance to lead and implement maintenance strategies.
Role in improving overall reliability and safety of plant, personnel, and production processes.
Qualifications
Experience with fabrication equipment such as Lasers, CNC Turrets, CNC Press Brakes, Robotic Welders, etc.
Electrical experience with single and three phase systems.
Proficiency in diagnostics, CNC controls, PLCs, Relay logic, and ability to read complex blueprints.
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Management and Manufacturing
Industries
Engines and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing
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