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Preventive Maintenance Technician
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Ira Green, Inc
Providence, RI (In Person)
$66,560 Salary, Full-Time
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Preventive Maintenance Technician Ira Green is a manufacturer of military insignia and decorative metal goods. Our production floor runs a wide range of industrial equipment — stamping presses, hydraulic and progressive presses, an electroplating line, and finishing and packaging machinery. We are building a proactive maintenance function and are looking for an experienced Preventive Maintenance Technician to own equipment uptime across the plant. This is not a reactive break-fix role. The primary mission is to keep critical production equipment running through a disciplined preventive maintenance program, reducing unplanned downtime, extending equipment life, and protecting on-time delivery. You will respond to equipment failures when they occur, but your core job is preventing them. Key Responsibilities
- Develop, execute, and continuously improve a preventive maintenance program across stamping, polishing, finishing, plating, and packaging equipment, including PM schedules, inspection routines, and standard work.
- Perform scheduled inspections, lubrication, adjustments, and component replacement on hydraulic presses, drop hammers, progressive presses, plating/polishing equipment, and packaging machinery.
- Diagnose and repair both mechanical and electrical faults — hydraulics, pneumatics, drives, motors, controls, and basic PLC/relay logic, restoring equipment to running condition with minimal disruption.
- Maintain accurate maintenance records: work performed, parts used, downtime causes, and recurring failure patterns, to drive root-cause analysis and PM improvements.
- Identify chronic problem equipment and recommend repairs, rebuilds, or upgrades, partnering with management on larger interventions.
- Manage spare parts and critical-component inventory for key machines so the right parts are on hand when needed.
- Follow and help expand plant safety procedures, including lockout/tagout (LOTO); become an authorized employee on assigned equipment.
- Verify that equipment operates in a safe, compliant condition — machine guarding properly mounted, emergency stops functional, and machines meeting applicable OSHA, CE, UL, and other regulatory standards — and correct or escalate deficiencies before equipment is returned to service. Preventive Maintenance Technician (continue) What You Bring
- 3+ years of industrial/manufacturing maintenance experience (not facilities or property maintenance).
- Demonstrated ability across both mechanical and electrical systems — hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical drivetrains, motors, electrical troubleshooting, and basic controls/PLC familiarity.
- Experience with preventive and predictive maintenance practices; able to build and run a PM program, not just react to breakdowns.
- Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills with the judgment to find root cause, not just restore a machine.
- Comfort documenting work and using basic systems to track maintenance activity.
- Working knowledge of LOTO and industrial safety standards.
- Understanding machine guarding, emergency-stop systems, and OSHA/regulatory compliance requirements for production equipment.
- Self-directed and reliable — able to own equipment uptime with limited supervision. Nice to Have
- Experience with stamping presses, plating/electroplating lines, or metal-finishing equipment.
- Welding, fabrication, or machining skills.