Maintenance Technician Day Shift; Crew

Maintenance Technician Day Shift (A Crew)

Hours:

6:45 AM to 7 PM on a rotating 2/2/3 schedule.

• Independently diagnose and repair equipment issues with a focus on minimizing downtime.
• Troubleshoot electrical, electronic, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic failures on complex industrial equipment.
• Utilize VFDs, motor control systems, HMIs, and PLC logic (Allen-Bradley preferred) for troubleshooting purposes.

• Maintain and improve production line performance through rapid response to equipment failures.
• Reduce mean time to repair (MTTR) and prevent repeat failures through strong root‑cause analysis.

• Work autonomously to plan, prioritize, and complete work orders per shift.
• Maintain an 85%+ on‑time completion rate for assigned work orders.

• Own scheduled PM tasks, ensuring completion and accuracy.
• Identify risks before breakdowns occur and recommend improvements to prevent recurring issues.
• Support reliability efforts, contributing to reduced unplanned downtime.

• Lead by example on 6S expectations and uptime improvement initiatives.
• Contribute to TPM activities and equipment health checks.
• Support improvement projects that increase throughput, speed, or reliability.

• Commission equipment after maintenance, ensuring smooth and accurate startup with minimal adjustments required.

• Communicate effectively with operators, supervisors, and fellow maintenance techs.
• Share knowledge with team members and help elevate best practices across shifts.

What Makes You a Strong Fit

• Minimum 3 years of hands‑on maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment (required).
• Must be able to work independently with limited direction.
• Strong history of troubleshooting industrial equipment in fast‑paced environments.

• Proficiency with:
  • Electrical & electronic systems
  • Motor controllers, VFDs, relays, sensors
  • Mechanical systems
  • Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
• Ability to read mechanical and electrical schematics.
• Experience navigating PLC ladder logic for troubleshooting (programming not required, but troubleshooting is).
• Welding experience (stick or wire) is a plus.

• Strong root‑cause analysis skills.
• Capable of diagnosing complex problems without escalation.
• Solid mathematical aptitude applied to maintenance and troubleshooting.

• Self‑directed, motivated, and reliable.
• Comfortable in a 24/7 manufacturing environment.
• Able to manage multiple priorities while maintaining accuracy and safety.

• Ability to lift 50 lbs+ and maneuver large, heavy equipment.
• Must be able to stand for long periods and work in varying temperature environments.
• Ability to wear PPE at all times.
• Must pass a Physical Abilities Test.

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Technical training, two‑year maintenance certification, or trade school background is preferred.
• Forklift experience required (must complete Return Polymers forklift certification).
• Welding certifications are a plus.