Industrial Systems Reliability Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Step into a day on our maintenance team

You arrive to a fast-paced manufacturing and distribution floor where uptime matters. Your first task is a scheduled preventive inspection on automated conveyors. You verify guards, belts, rollers, and sensors, make small adjustments, and log everything in our CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System). Mid-morning, production flags a hydraulic issue. You isolate the fault, rebuild a valve, and bring the line back up safely. After lunch, you review blueprints and schematics to prep a minor equipment modification, then fabricate a bracket and perform a clean weld to complete the change. When an unexpected breakdown hits, you respond quickly, diagnose mechanical and pneumatic components, and restore flow so teams can hit their goals.

• Execute routine, preventive, and corrective maintenance on automated conveyor systems to keep operations safe and efficient.
• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic assemblies and subsystems.
• Conduct inspections to spot emerging issues and take proactive corrective actions.
• Read and interpret blueprints, mechanical drawings, schematics, and equipment manuals.
• Perform light machining, welding, and fabrication to repair or modify equipment.
• Partner with production and engineering on upgrades, retrofits, and continuous improvements.
• Track work orders, parts, and maintenance history using CMMS.
• Follow safety practices and adhere to OSHA regulations at all times.
• Respond rapidly to emergency breakdowns to reduce downtime.

• High school diploma or GED required; technical certification in Industrial Maintenance, Mechatronics, or a related field preferred.
• 3 plus years of industrial maintenance experience in a manufacturing or warehouse environment.
• Hands-on experience with conveyor systems such as powered roller, belt, and sortation, including related components.
• Strong knowledge of hydraulic systems, diagnostics, and repair.
• Familiarity with electrical systems, motors, PLCs, and basic electrical troubleshooting is a plus.
• Ability to interpret schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Basic welding and fabrication skills are a plus.
• Excellent problem solving and communication skills.
• Comfort working independently and with a team in a high demand setting.

• PLC troubleshooting skills
• Equipment troubleshooting
• Mechanical troubleshooting skills
• 120, 208, 240, and 480 volt systems

Join a collaborative group of experienced technicians and continue growing your technical toolkit while keeping critical equipment running at peak performance.