Maintenance Technician
$29.00/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$29.00/hour
About the role
- Two years technical trade school and four years practical experience, or six years practical experience in maintaining disciplines. Prior experience in PLCs, PLC programming, and ladder logic. Experience with HVAC maintenance, troubleshooting and testing.
- Work experience with electrical wiring of mechanical equipment.
- Solid knowledge of electrical circuits, simple relay logic, 24-volt systems.
- Solid knowledge of the proper functioning and repair of AC/DC motors.
- Solid knowledge of how to use, and ability to interpret, information from ammeters and voltmeters.
- Solid knowledge of the principles of machine engineering and machine equipment building.
- Solid knowledge of the use of hand held power tools such as drills; hand tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers; electric measuring devices such as, ammeters, voltmeters; shop equipment such as, mills, lathes, hydraulic press.
- Solid knowledge of how to use precision measuring devices such as calipers and micrometers.
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical blueprints and electrical schematics.
- Multi-tasking abilities essential.
- Basic knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC)
- Base hourly range: Level II - $29.00/hour-$33.00/hour / Level III - $34.00/hour to $38.00/hour (Depending on the years of relevant experience) Bonus target range: 2.5%
- Medical, dental, vision plan, dependent life, flexible spending.
- A company culture that prioritizes internal development and professional growth including tuition assistance
- Time off with pay
- 401(k) with the degree of employer matching
- Employee assistance program
- Wellness programs
- Please note, all offers presented to candidates are carefully crafted to ensure market competitiveness, equity, and reflect the individual candidate's education, experience, skills and potential. #LI-SS3 #LI-office
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