Path Engineering

As a Maintenance Technician (also known as Equipment Technician, Maintenance Mechanic), you'll be responsible for ensuring equipment uptime by performing timely, in-depth troubleshooting and repair. You'll work on a variety of production equipment including injection molders, blow molders, fillers/cappers, labelers, case packers, conveyors, palletizers, and stretch wrappers. You'll also troubleshoot and repair facilities and auxiliary equipment, and collaborate with machine operators, supervisors, and senior maintenance technicians to resolve mechanical issues.

• Opportunity to work with a variety of technologies and machinery.
• Role that encourages problem-solving and technical leadership.
• Regular and predictable schedule to ensure work-life balance.

• Ability to communicate effectively and resolve issues across multiple departments.
• Basic experience with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
• Ability to read and interpret schematics: electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic.
• Skilled in the use of shop equipment such as hydraulic and mechanical presses, bench grinder, drill press, mill and lathe, and assorted power tools.
• Experience in high-speed manufacturing, bottling, beverage, packaging, or plastics industries preferred.
• Experience with variable frequency drive (VFD), servo drives, and servo motor preferred.
• Proficient in PLC Troubleshooting Skills, Creating Preventive Maintenance Plans, Electrical Troubleshooting Skills, Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills, and Hydraulics Experience.