Maintenance Technician

• Diagnose machinery malfunctions and perform repairs.


• Communicate repair status to operators, supervisors, engineers, and managers.


• Reconcile work assignments at end of shift.


• Perform lubrication procedures and electro-mechanical inspections for preventative maintenance.


• Maintain, troubleshoot, repair, rebuild, and replace auxiliary components such as motors, gearboxes,


• servos, electrical switches/sensors, and mechanical drives.


• Read, interpret and comprehend simple to complex technical information and blueprints to make


• repairs, fabrications, or modifications.


• May operate various machine shop equipment and material handling equipment.

Scope and Impact

• Identifies and solves a range of problems whose solutions may be outside standard work and require


• nonstandard solutions.


• Works under general supervision.


• Prioritizes and completes multiple tasks with minimal management oversight.

Technical / Professional Skills & Competencies

• Computer literate.


• Competent with volt/ohm meter, dial indicator, micrometer, lathe, milling machine, hand tools, hoists,


• jacks, and test equipment.


• Working knowledge of air, hydraulic and vacuum systems.


• Ability to weld, braze, and solder.


• Competent with basic diagnosis of electrical components such as switches, sensors, detectors, and motors.


• Math skills.

Certifications / Education

• 2-year technical college or equivalent experience

Professional Experience

• Experience working in an industrial or manufacturing environment strongly preferred