Technical Writer I
tundra technical solutionsPensacola (FL)
$30/hr
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tundra technical solutionsPensacola (FL)
Technical WritersCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$30/hr
About the role
🚨 Technical Writer I – Pensacola, FLA leading industrial organization is looking for a Technical Writer I to develop and maintain technical documentation supporting maintenance and operations.
📍 Location:
Pensacola, FL 32514⏳ Duration: 12 Months💰 Pay Rate: $30/hr. – $35/hr. W2What we’re looking for:✅ 3+ years of maintenance experience in an industrial, manufacturing, or similar environment✅ Strong technical writing and documentation skills✅ Experience creating/updating user manuals, PM work orders, job plans, and technical documentation✅ Ability to read and interpret OEM manuals, technical drawings, and schematics✅ Experience with Maximo or other CMMS platforms preferred✅ Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PDF editing tools✅ Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy✅ Ability to work hands-on in an industrial environment and safely access equipment✅ Flexibility to work any shift, weekends, overtime, or short-notice schedulesPreferred:
- Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Maintenance trade certification/associate degree
- Experience standardizing PM programs or CMMS processes
- Knowledge of Lean Maintenance, RCM, or reliability methodologies
- Experience working directly with maintenance technicians, supervisors, and engineering teams🎁 Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, and 401(k)
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