Maintenance Technician

The Maintenance Technician is a critical member of the operations team, responsible for ensuring the continuous uptime of our industrial robots, production tooling, and facility infrastructure. You will bridge the gap between high-tech automation maintenance and general facility upkeep, ensuring that both our machines and our physical workspace are safe, efficient, and compliant.

Core Responsibilities Robotics & Equipment PM:

Perform regular inspections and preventative maintenance on industrial robots, specialized tooling, and mechanical equipment to eliminate unplanned downtime.

Multi-Craft Repairs:

Troubleshoot and repair faulty electrical systems, plumbing, and mechanical hardware; execute general "handyman" tasks to maintain structural integrity.

Emergency Response:

Serve as a first responder for urgent facility calls (leaks, power outages, equipment failure); must be available for occasional after-hours support to protect production continuity.

Safety & Compliance:

Execute all work in strict accordance with OSHA safety regulations, local electrical codes, and environmental standards.

Digital Documentation:

Maintain accurate, real-time logs of all maintenance activities, repairs, and parts inventory using our digital Work Order Management System.

Infrastructure Upkeep:

Manage the maintenance of structural components, including lighting systems and plant plumbing.

Qualifications:

Education:

High School Diploma or equivalent; Technical Certification or Journeyman card in a related field (Electrical or Mechanical) is highly preferred.

Technical Knowledge:

Strong foundational understanding of 3-phase electrical systems, mechanical assemblies, and industrial plumbing.

Robotics Experience:

Familiarity with the inspection and maintenance of robotic arms and end-of-arm tooling.

Diagnostic Proficiency:

Expert-level skill in using hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic equipment (Multimeters, etc.) to identify root causes of failure.

Physical Requirements:

Ability to stand for long periods, work in confined spaces, and lift up to 50 lbs.

Preferred Competencies Problem-Solving:

A "first-time fix" mentality with the ability to diagnose complex issues under time pressure.

Accountability:

High sense of ownership over the parts inventory and the cleanliness of the maintenance shop.

Urgency:

A proactive approach to identifying potential breakdowns before they occur.