Industrial Maintenance Technician

Job Summary
We’re hiring experienced Industrial Maintenance Technicians to maintain, repair and improve industrial production equipment and material handling systems in a fast-paced production environment.

The equipment and operating conditions are similar to what you’d find in plastics processing, extrusion, injection molding, blown film, textiles, converting, packaging, or other continuous manufacturing operations, where mechanical issues, heat, motion, and tight tolerances all intersect.

You’ll support both day-to-day production and longer-term maintenance initiatives, including preventive maintenance, shutdown work, troubleshooting, and equipment upgrades. The work requires strong mechanical judgment, the ability to diagnose root causes under pressure, and comfort working around rotating equipment, conveyors, pumps, motors, compressors, and thermally influenced machinery.

Compensation

• $28- $36 / hr
• $2 / hr shift differential

Shifts

• Days and nights available
• Fixed 2-2-3 schedule
• Days: 7:00am - 7:00pm
• Nights: 7:00pm - 7:00am

Requirements

Responsibilities

• Mechanical Equipment Maintenance & Repair – Install, maintain, and repair industrial machinery including conveyors, pumps, motors, compressors, and related mechanical systems to ensure reliable operation.
• Industrial Equipment Exposure – Support and maintain production equipment and systems commonly found in plastics, extrusion, injection molding, blown film, textiles, converting, packaging, or other continuous manufacturing environments
• Troubleshooting & Breakdown Response – Diagnose mechanical failures, malfunctions, and performance issues; implement effective repairs to minimize downtime and restore production quickly.
• Preventive & Shutdown Maintenance – Perform scheduled PMs, inspections, and planned shutdown maintenance to extend equipment life and reduce unplanned failures.
• Blueprints & Technical Interpretation – Read and interpret mechanical drawings, schematics, and technical documentation to support equipment installation, repair, and modification work.
• Calibration & Equipment Setup – Verify and adjust equipment alignment, tolerances, and operating conditions to meet performance and quality requirements.
• Component Replacement & Rebuilds – Repair or replace worn or defective parts and assemblies while maintaining production schedules and safety standards.
• Spare Parts & Inventory Support – Assist with identifying required parts, tracking usage, and ensuring critical spares and tools are available when needed.
• Maintenance Documentation – Record maintenance activities, repairs, inspections, and part usage; communicate equipment conditions and risks to leadership.
• Equipment Improvements & Modifications – Support machine upgrades, retrofits, and reliability improvements to enhance safety, efficiency, and performance.
• Training & Mentorship – Train and support junior technicians or mechanics on equipment operation, maintenance practices, and safety expectations.
• Fabrication & Welding Support – Perform welding, fabrication, or mechanical modifications as required to support repairs and improvements.
• Electrical & Controls Interaction – Use computer-based diagnostic tools to assist with electrical components, sensors, drives, and PLC-supported systems (diagnostic support, not programming).

Qualifications

Required

• Experience – 3+ years of hands-on industrial mechanical maintenance experience in a manufacturing or production environment.
• Mechanical Skills – Strong troubleshooting ability across rotating equipment, conveyors, pumps, motors, compressors, and mechanical assemblies.
• Preventive Maintenance – Experience performing PMs, inspections, shutdown work, and corrective maintenance.
• Technical Interpretation – Ability to read blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings.
• Problem Solving – Proven ability to assess equipment issues, identify root causes, and execute effective repairs.
• Hands-On Work Ethic – Self-motivated, dependable, and comfortable taking ownership of assigned work.
• Physical Requirements – Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly, work at heights, enter confined spaces, and operate in hot or cold industrial environments.

Preferred

• Education & Certifications – Associate degree or technical certification in industrial maintenance, mechanical systems, or a related field.
• Industrial Environment Exposure – Experience in manufacturing, processing, or heavy industrial operations.
• Welding & Fabrication – Practical welding or fabrication experience supporting repairs and modifications.
• Electrical Exposure – Experience assisting with electrical troubleshooting, sensors, motors, drives, or PLC-based systems.
• Leadership & Training – Prior experience mentoring junior technicians or supporting skill development on the floor.

Benefits

• Medical, Dental & Vision
• 401(k) With Matching
• PTO
• Life Insurance & Short Term Disability