MultiCraft Maintenance Technician – day shift – hydraulics & valves

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software placement groupAtlanta (GA)

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About the role

Location:
  • Newnan, GA |Schedule:
  • Full-time, on-site, day shift (7:00am to 3:30pm, Monday thru Friday) |Compensation:
  • Attractive hourly rate, overtime paid at time and 1/2
Overview: A major, well-established manufacturer with a dominant share of its market and a strong workplace culture is seeking a Multi Craft Maintenance Technician for its day shift team southwest of Atlanta, GA. This role is central to keeping production equipment running safely and efficiently, with a particular focus on hydraulics, pneumatics, and valves used in die cast production equipment. What you'll doMaintain, service, and troubleshoot equipment and site property Make adjustments and mechanical/electrical repairs to machines and equipment in a safe, efficient manner Troubleshoot, replace, and rebuild valves involving hydraulics and pneumatics Troubleshoot pneumatic and hydraulic logic systems Troubleshoot electrical systems Repair equipment, fixtures, and systems Required qualificationsHigh school diploma or GED Two to four years of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience At least 5 years of multi craft maintenance technician experience Experience with valves involving hydraulics and pneumatics, including troubleshooting, replacing, and rebuilding Experience troubleshooting pneumatic and hydraulic logic systems Experience troubleshooting electrical systems Compensation and benefitsAttractive hourly rate Overtime paid at time and 1/2 401K with matching Major company benefits Why this roleThis is an opportunity to join a major, established company with a huge majority market share and a good working culture, offering an attractive hourly rate, overtime pay, and a strong 401K match.

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