Manufacturing Maintenance Technician
quikreteWest Wareham (MA)
About the role
Manufacturing Maintenance Technician We are seeking a Manufacturing Maintenance Technician to join our team! As a Manufacturing Maintenance Technician with Pavestone you are responsible for: The maintenance of automated machinery Inspecting, repairing, and performing maintenance on all manufacturing machinery (This looks like hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, control, and conveyor belt systems.) Reading schematics, blueprints, and a voltage meter (You need to have a solid understanding of 24v, AC/DC, 110V, transformers, conductors, relays, single and three-phase motors, and 480V for this to be the right fit for you.) Light welding and fabrication of machine parts (We use stick or MIG, depending on the machine set-up.) Troubleshooting programmable logic controllers (We use Allen Bradley or Siemens products.) Assisting with building, grounds, and preventative maintenance throughout the facility. The ideal candidate will have: At least two years as a manufacturing maintenance technician At least two years of maintenance experience in an industrial setting Work in a dusty, climate-controlled, industrial environment (We also would be looking for someone with working experience using a CMMS software system.) *Your offer may be contingent upon passing a drug test and physical exam for this role. Hardscapes and Masonry is an equal opportunity employer committed to developing a workforce with well-qualified individuals without regard to their race, religion, color, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender, disability, veteran status or other protected characteristics. Hardscapes and Masonry is a drug-free workplace and conducts pre-employment testing as a condition of employment.
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