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Richmond, Virginia, United States
Onsite
Location: Richmond, VA
Job Type: Direct Hire
Starting Pay: $34.67/hour, plus applicable shift differential; higher pay may be available depending on experience
Training: 90 days on 1st shift before transitioning to a rotating 12-hour 2nd-shift schedule
We are seeking a Multi-Craft Industrial Maintenance Technician to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain manufacturing equipment. This hands-on role involves mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and welding work to keep production equipment operating safely and reliably.
The position includes a mix of equipment breakdown repairs, preventive maintenance (PM), corrective maintenance (CM), and reliability improvement activities.
Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment problems.
Troubleshoot hydraulic valves, pressure systems, motors, PLCs, and electrical circuits.
Use a megohmmeter (megger) to perform electrical testing and troubleshoot equipment, including light curtains and area scanners.
Maintain hydraulic presses, conveyor systems, rollers, chains, sprockets, and billet furnaces.
Repair damaged machinery and equipment using MIG and stick welding.
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, including lubrication, adjustments, alignment, and component replacement.
Troubleshoot air cylinders, fluid controls, automated equipment, and material-handling systems.
Support equipment installations, shutdown maintenance, and improvement projects.
Identify recurring equipment failures and recommend reliability improvements.
Complete maintenance records and follow safety, environmental, and housekeeping procedures.
Previous industrial maintenance or maintenance technician experience.
Hands-on hydraulic system experience, including valves and pressure troubleshooting.
Electrical troubleshooting experience, including motors, electrical testing, light curtains, and area scanners.
Knowledge of pneumatic systems and air cylinders.
Ability to diagnose mechanical and electrical equipment problems.
Welding experience with MIG and stick welding for equipment repairs.
Ability to work safely in an industrial manufacturing environment.
Strong teamwork, communication, problem-solving, attendance, and reliability.
Experience troubleshooting PLCs and automated manufacturing equipment.
Experience with hydraulic presses, conveyors, rollers, chains, sprockets, and industrial furnaces.
Completion of an industrial maintenance apprenticeship or possession of a Journeyman card.
An associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, or Industrial Maintenance.
Complete an initial 90-day training period on 1st shift.
Transition to a rotating 12-hour 2nd-shift schedule after training.
Follow a 2-3-2 work rotation, with shifts starting and ending at 7:00.
Overtime and weekend work may be required.
Participate in planned plant shutdowns and maintenance activities as needed.
Pay-for-skills program with the opportunity to earn up to $41.66/hour after completing the required training.
Monthly incentive bonus potential of up to 25%, based on performance.
Annual pay increases and a 401(k) company match.
Medical, dental, and vision benefits.
Vacation eligibility after 90 days.
Safety equipment and uniforms provided.
