Keep Production Moving: A Day in the Life

As our Industrial Machinery Maintenance Specialist, you are the go-to problem solver who keeps equipment reliable and facilities running safely. You’ll split your time between proactive care and rapid troubleshooting—preventing issues before they start and responding quickly when they do.

What Your Day Looks Like

• Walk the floor to observe machines in operation, pinpointing abnormal sounds, vibrations, or performance to identify root causes.
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance to keep mechanical equipment in peak condition.
• Dismantle equipment methodically, swap out worn or defective components, and reassemble to spec.
• Assess changing part requirements by measuring and inspecting with gauges and instruments.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues, isolate faulty components, and restore function safely.
• Maintain an organized spare parts inventory—check stock levels and place orders as needed.
• Coach production team members on routine preventive maintenance practices.
• Compile clear maintenance reports, analyze trends, and recommend improvements.
• Uphold a safe, orderly workspace by following all procedures, rules, and regulations.

Role Structure

• Supervisory Responsibilities: None

What You Bring

• Hands-on skill operating machinery and technical equipment.
• Strong grounding in systems maintenance and reliability best practices.
• Comfort using hand and power tools to service industrial equipment.
• Ability to diagnose issues with PLC controls and related electrical components.
• Knowledge of safety standards and regulatory requirements.
• Data-minded approach—gather, analyze, and report on findings.
• Excellent organization and time management to prioritize work.
• Capability to lift and move heavy equipment as needed.

Education and Experience

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Related maintenance experience preferred.
• On-the-job training provided.

Physical Demands and Work Environment

• Frequent standing and walking throughout the shift.
• Regular ladder work; occasional bending and crawling into tight spaces.
• Lift up to 50 pounds safely.