CNC/Laser Industrial Maintenance Specialist

About the Role Picture your day starting with a quick walk-through of the production floor. You check a PM dashboard, prioritize a CNC vibration alert, and then move to a laser cutter that needs fine-tuning on its motion system. Before lunch, you complete a safe 480V three-phase power drop for a new workstation. In the afternoon, you dive into a Ransohoff flow-through parts washer calibration, swap a valve on a hydraulic circuit, and mentor a junior tech on interpreting wiring schematics. That's a typical rhythm for our Industrial Maintenance Specialist. What You'll Tackle Keep CNC machines, laser cutters, and other manufacturing systems running at peak performance through routine and complex maintenance.

Service finishing assets:

blasters, bowl vibrators, and Ransohoff flow-through parts washers. Build, document, and execute Preventative Maintenance (PM) programs for production and facility equipment. Diagnose electrical issues using wiring diagrams; work confidently from 110V single-phase up to 480V three-phase. Set up safe, effective workstation and equipment power drops for multiple voltage configurations. Install and maintain industrial fans for process and plant ventilation or cooling. Repair pneumatic and hydraulic machinery, including pumps, cylinders, valves, and controls. Fabricate and weld (MIG, TIG, or Stick) guards, brackets, and custom components. Read and apply mechanical drawings, wiring schematics, and technical manuals. Partner with engineering and operations to drive uptime and performance improvements. Log detailed maintenance actions, PM schedules, and equipment service history. Coach junior maintenance staff; model safety, quality, and productivity. Follow safety regulations and company policies, reinforcing compliance on the floor. What You Bring High school diploma or GED required; technical certification or an associate degree in Industrial Maintenance (or related) preferred. 5+ years in industrial/manufacturing maintenance.

Hands-on experience with:

CNC and laser systems Blasting, vibratory, and parts-washing (Ransohoff) equipment Screw-type air compressors and dryers Pneumatic and hydraulic systems Ability to read wiring diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and technical manuals. Proven electrical installation/modification skills from 110V to 480V. Welding and metal fabrication skills (MIG/TIG preferred). Experience installing/troubleshooting industrial ventilation systems and fans. Familiarity with CMMS tools and digital maintenance records (plus). Strong organization and communication; effective both independently and on a team. Physical Demands Lift and carry up to 50 lbs. Frequent standing, walking, bending, crouching, and ladder climbing.

Comfortable in varying conditions:

heat, cold, dust, and noise.