Facilities Technician (#6885)

Benefits: You'll Love Competitive compensation and participation in an annual incentive program Comprehensive medical and prescription drug coverage Dental and vision insurance Voluntary optional life, accident, hospital indemnity, and critical illness insurance 401(k) Plan with company matching contributions at 100% of the first 5% of pay Company provided defined-contribution retirement plan with annual contribution equal to 3% of pay Paid parental leave Short- and long-term disability programs Adoption assistance and Care.com membership Financial planning assistance Supplemental plans available (identity protection, legal protection, pet wellness) Paid Time Off and 13 company-paid holidays Become a Key Player as a Facilities Technician You will keep production and plant utilities running reliably by performing mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and preventive maintenance across manufacturing equipment and building systems. You will work onsite in a manufacturing environment, partnering with production teams, maintenance leads, and EHS to reduce downtime, support safety, and improve equipment availability. Here's How You'll Make an Impact on the Team Perform repair, maintenance, and routine PMs on production equipment, plant utilities, and facility systems (compressors, HVAC, plumbing, alarms, water/vacuum systems) Troubleshoot electrical systems using wiring diagrams, advanced schematics, P&IDs, multimeters, oscilloscopes, and ammeters Install, assemble, maintain, and repair hydraulic systems, pumps, motors, valves, and related components Execute and document preventive maintenance tasks and maintain accurate maintenance records and reports Support 5S and maintain a clean, safe, orderly work area; return tools to shadow boards and follow safety procedures Train equipment operators on basic autonomous maintenance and determine PM needs for new machinery Participate in continuous improvement and cross-functional/high-performance team activities Respond to variable schedules, including potential nights, weekends, and overtime as needed Here's What You'll Need to Be Successful in This Role Vocational degree or technical school certificate, or equivalent combination of education and experience 5+ years of related maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment Strong mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical troubleshooting skills Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, P&IDs, and blueprints Familiarity with air compressors, HVAC, plumbing, welding, pneumatics, and heavy manufacturing equipment Working knowledge of OSHA health and safety rules and plant electrical wiring/code requirements Intermediate computer skills, including Microsoft Office Regular, consistent, and punctual attendance; ability to lift and assist with heavy items as described Here's What Else Might Help You OutForklift certification and experience with mobile equipment (scissor lifts, jenny booms) Experience with calibration of electronic proportional valves and use of oscilloscopes for transient capture Continuous improvement experience (e.g., 5S) that reduced hazards or improved uptime Pay Range$54,000 - $66,500/year Ready to Make Your Mark? This role may fill quickly. Submit your resume to be considered.