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System One

Maintenance Technician

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What they do

A Building and General Maintenance Technician performs building maintenance and appliance repairs for an apartment complex, housing division, residential center or business, as directed by a property manager.

$53,170 / year median in Wisconsin

+8% projected growth

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Maintenance Technician (2nd Shift) -
Direct Hire Location:
Beloit, WI (Onsite)
Schedule :
Mon-Fri 2:00pm-10:00pm + occasional weekend call-in (as-needed)
Pay :
~$35/hr (approx. $72,800/yr) + 4-hour minimum show-up pay if called in on weekends
Environment:
Food/SQF processing (regulated) Summary Perform electro-mechanical maintenance in a batching and drying SQF Level 3 processing facility. Maintain production equipment and support systems through preventative maintenance and breakdown support (pumps, valves, pneumatics, conveyors, motors, sensors/instrumentation, PLCs/VFDs, utilities, and minor building/grounds work). Responsibilities Perform preventative maintenance (PMs) and respond to equipment breakdowns to minimize downtime. Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical systems using manuals, diagrams, schematics, and drawings. Maintain/repair equipment and plant systems including conveyors/material handling, pneumatic systems, motors/drives, sensors/instrumentation, and piping systems. Support plant utilities as needed (basic exposure helpful): boilers, refrigeration, air systems, wastewater. Document work completed and communicate day-to-day maintenance issues to leadership. Follow all safety practices including LOTO and OSHA requirements; maintain a safe, clean work area. Must-Haves 3+ years industrial electro-mechanical maintenance experience in a manufacturing/processing environment Strong troubleshooting skills across motors, sensors, conveyors, pneumatics, pumps/valves Comfortable with PLC/VFD troubleshooting (fault-finding / IO checks / diagnostics) PMs + breakdown response experience LOTO / safety mindset Nice-to-Haves (not required) Food/SQF/HACCP/GMP exposure CMMS experience Boilers / refrigeration / plant utilities exposure
PLC / VFD
Note PLC/VFD troubleshooting is primarily fault-finding/diagnostics. Programming not required. Target Background Great fit for maintenance techs coming from food/beverage plants - pharmaceutical companies, or contract manufacturers. Key Skills industrial maintenance, maintenance mechanic, electro-mechanical technician, multi-craft, PLC troubleshooting, VFDs, conveyors, pneumatics, hydraulics, motors, sensors, CMMS, PM, LOTO, food manufacturing, packaging #LI- #M3
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