Benefits:
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Opportunity for advancement
Paid time off
Parental leave
Profit sharing
Training & development
Vision insurance
Hiring a Manufacturing Maintenance Technician. The role is hands-on and physical — daily machine maintenance, fluid systems, filter changes, facilities coordination, and consumables management. The work is methodical and detail-intensive. If you take pride in doing that kind of work right, there's real room to grow here.
Position Summary
• Owns preventive maintenance execution for all production machines and facilities
• Works from a structured daily task schedule
• Solo contributor role; grows into full program ownership within 2 years
• Physical, hands-on role requiring high tolerance for dirty, repetitive, and detail-intensive work
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Machine Maintenance
• Execute full maintenance schedule daily.
• Perform fluid checks, top-offs, and visual inspections across all machines
• Change filters, grease components, clean conveyors and manage recycling
• Conduct full oil changes on hydraulic systems, high-pressure pumps, and coolant systems
• Perform precision maintenance: wire guides, tension sensors, die guides, ball screws, linear guides
• Pull control backups and replace backup batteries across all platforms
• Complete every task end-to-end including reassembly and cleanup before moving to the next task
Consumables & Inventory
• Maintain bulk fluid inventory including reorder triggers: oils, coolants, filters. Ensure zero stockouts.
• Keep tool cart fully organized, inventoried, and labeled at all times
• Schedule waste pickup and manage disposal per regulatory requirements
Facilities Coordination
• Serve as primary point of contact for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical vendors
• Schedule vendor service visits, maintain service records, and escalate issues to management
• Maintain facility equipment (compressors, downdraft tables, HVAC filters, etc.) per schedule
Documentation & Continuous Improvement
• Record all completed maintenance accurately
• Identify and document opportunities to improve PM intervals or procedures
• Propose schedule changes with written rationale for approval to management
• Support planning for future shop expansion as directed
Qualifications
Required
• US Person (citizenship or legal permanent resident) - regulatory requirement
• Must pass pre-employment background check (NICS)
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude with tools, fluid systems, and machine components
• Ability to read and follow detailed maintenance procedures without deviation
• Experience servicing precision mechanical equipment and diligence required
• Clean-as-you-go work habits; leaves work area in better condition than found
• Accurate documentation practices; records actual work performed and inventory consumed
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Physical ability to perform hands-on shop work including lifting, bending, and working in confined spaces
Preferred
• Lean Manufacturing training or background (5S, TPM, kaizen)
• CMRP or equivalent maintenance reliability cert
• HVAC, electrical, or plumbing trade experience or certifications
Working Conditions
• Manufacturing shop environment; exposure to coolants, oils, metal chips, and industrial chemicals
• Regular use of PPE required
• Physical demands: standing, lifting (regularly 50 lbs, occasionally up to 75 lbs with appropriate equipment or team lift), bending, kneeling, working in tight spaces
• Majority of work performed independently on the shop floor
• Occasional overtime required; scheduled in advance where possible
Growth Path
• Year 1–2: Full independent execution of all maintenance tasks; consumables and vendor coordination owned; Mgmt-tier tasks executed with minimal oversight
• Year 2+: PM schedule ownership, potential addition of maintenance assistant or manufacturing helper
• Year 3–5: Full facilities ownership (HVAC, plumbing, electrical); input on shop expansion planning; team leadership