Electro-Mechanical Reliability Technician

Role Snapshot

Picture your shift: you sync up with the Maintenance Manager or Senior Maintenance Technician, scan the day’s work orders, and dive into the mix of preventive care and rapid-response troubleshooting that keeps production humming. As our Electro-Mechanical Reliability Technician, you are a cornerstone of plant uptime—safely executing PMs, diagnosing complex faults, and documenting work with precision while modeling BAC’s values of Earning Trust, Embracing Responsibility, Showing Courage, and Driving Innovation.

How Your Day Unfolds

• Run scheduled preventive maintenance on major production equipment to protect reliability and throughput.
• Pinpoint and resolve issues across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and power‑transmission systems.
• Respond to breakdowns, perform changeovers, and complete benchwork: rebuilds, detailed cleaning, and operational checks.
• Reference technical manuals, specifications, shop drawings, and schematics to guide accurate repairs.
• Complete seasonal maintenance and facility equipment checks, including during non‑standard hours when needed.

Safety & Compliance First

• Follow all safety rules, procedures, and PPE requirements—every task, every time.
• Operate pallet jacks, lift trucks, jib/gantry cranes, and man lifts with care and certification where required.
• Use hand and power tools correctly; keep a clean, organized, and safe workspace.
• Perform inspections, complete documentation, and conduct in‑process quality checks as part of standard work.

Teamwork & Communication

• Keep the Maintenance Manager, Senior Maintenance Technician, production teams, and the Shift Manager informed on equipment status and next steps.
• Coach junior mechanics, sharing best practices and safe techniques.
• Partner with maintenance and production to align on daily priorities and project milestones.

Continuous Improvement Mindset

• Apply foundational LEAN tools, including 5S and continuous improvement methods, to reduce waste and downtime.
• Support sustainability efforts that lower energy consumption and minimize scrap and waste.
• Capture clear after‑action notes, update procedures, and maintain accurate maintenance records.
• Replenish parts, tools, and consumables to keep work moving.

Facilities Touchpoints

• Help with facility upkeep such as painting, drywall patching, and basic plumbing repairs.

What You Bring

• 3–5 years of mechanical maintenance or related industrial mechanical experience (required).
• Familiarity with metal fabrication technologies—lasers, press brakes, thermoforming, and robotics—preferred but not required.
• Demonstrated strength in mechanical and electrical troubleshooting.
• Ability to read schematics and wiring diagrams and confidently use a digital multimeter (DMM).
• Solid math skills, including fractional and decimal calculations.
• Comfort locating and using digital documents, instructions, and forms.
• Adaptable, solutions‑oriented, and responsive to shifting priorities.
• Clear, effective verbal communication skills.

Working Environment

• Standing and walking for up to 90% of the shift.
• Frequent bending, kneeling, squatting, reaching, and safely lifting 50 lbs.
• Tasks at ground level, elevated positions, and in confined spaces.
• Exposure to manufacturing noise, temperature changes, and occasional outdoor conditions.
• May work any shift; regular overtime, including weekends, is expected.

Compensation & Benefits

BAC Hiring Compensation Range: Up to $36/hr

BAC provides comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, paid time off, 401(k), an employee stock ownership plan, and more. Explore details at www.Baltimoreaircoil.com.

BAC Employees are eligible to participate in an annual bonus incentive program.