Industrial Equipment Reliability Technician

Picture starting your shift with a quick scan of the production floor. You review maintenance logs, prioritize today’s preventive tasks, and head to your first machine check. A bearing hum sounds off, a sensor needs alignment, and a conveyor requires a belt tension tweak. You grab your tools, open the panel, read the schematic, and get to work—keeping operations safe, efficient, and moving.

• Own preventive maintenance across production assets to keep uptime high.
• Diagnose and resolve issues in mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems.
• Pinpoint failures quickly and repair equipment to reduce downtime.
• Interpret electrical drawings, blueprints, and OEM manuals to guide repairs.
• Conduct routine inspections to catch wear, misalignment, or damage before breakdowns occur.
• Replace or repair motors, conveyors, gearboxes, sensors, belts, bearings, and related components.
• Enter and work safely inside equipment to make precise adjustments and fixes.
• Support equipment moves, installs, and start-ups across the facility.
• Maintain a clean workspace and rigorously follow safety practices.
• Document all maintenance activities and communicate equipment status to leadership.

• Hands-on experience as a maintenance technician in a manufacturing or industrial setting.
• Strong mechanical troubleshooting and repair capabilities.
• Fundamental electrical knowledge and confidence reading schematics.
• Familiarity with hydraulics and pneumatics (experience preferred).
• Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic instruments.
• Comfort working independently as well as collaborating with a team.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform in an active industrial environment.

• Industrial maintenance certification or technical training.
• Background working with production lines, conveyors, motors, or automated machinery.
• Welding or fabrication exposure is a plus.

• Competitive pay structure.
• Clear opportunities for professional growth.
• Stable, well-run manufacturing environment.
• Hands-on work with complex industrial equipment.

If keeping production equipment performing at its best is your specialty, we’d like to meet you.