Facilities & Production Maintenance Mechanic — CNC and Finishing Systems

Ready for a Challenge?

Can you bring a down CNC back online before the next shift? Interpret a wiring schematic on the fly? Weld a custom guard that actually fits the first time? If you answered yes, you might be the Maintenance Mechanic we’re looking for.

The Scenarios You’ll Own

• Precision assets: Perform routine and advanced maintenance on CNC machines, laser cutters, and other production systems.
• Finishing line reliability: Keep blasters, bowl vibrators, and Ransohoff flow-through parts washers in spec.
• PM excellence: Build, document, and execute Preventative Maintenance for all production and facility equipment.
• Electrical mastery: Diagnose faults using wiring diagrams; work safely from 110V single-phase up to 480V three-phase.
• Power distribution: Execute safe workstation/equipment power drops across multiple voltage configurations.
• Airflow and cooling: Install and maintain industrial fans to support processes and facility ventilation/cooling.
• Fluid power: Repair pneumatic and hydraulic systems—pumps, cylinders, valves, and controls.
• Fabrication: Weld and build custom components, supports, and safety guards using MIG, TIG, or Stick.
• Technical literacy: Read mechanical drawings, wiring schematics, and OEM manuals to plan and execute work.
• Partnerships: Work with engineering and operations to maximize uptime and performance.
• Traceability: Keep meticulous records of maintenance, PM schedules, and service history (CMMS familiarity a plus).
• Leadership: Mentor junior maintenance staff; set the bar for safety, quality, and productivity.
• Compliance: Follow all safety regulations and company policies; help ensure standards are met in every area.

Credentials & Capabilities

• High school diploma or GED required; technical certification or associate degree in Industrial Maintenance preferred.
• 5+ years of relevant experience in industrial/manufacturing maintenance.
• Proven track record with:
  • CNC and laser systems
  • Blasting, vibratory, and parts-washing (Ransohoff) equipment
  • Screw-type air compressors and dryers
  • Pneumatic and hydraulic systems
• Skilled at reading wiring diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and technical manuals.
• Experienced in electrical installs/mods from 110V to 480V.
• Welding and metal fabrication proficiency (MIG/TIG preferred).
• Install/troubleshoot industrial ventilation systems and fans.
• Organized communicator who works well independently and in teams.

Physical Demands

• Lift up to 50 lbs.
• Frequent standing, walking, bending, crouching, and ladder climbing.
• Comfort with heat, cold, dust, and noise.