MultiCraft Maintenance Technician - day shift - hydraulics & valves

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accounting searchNewnan (GA)

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About the role

Multi Craft Maintenance Technician Major and established company with a huge majority market share in what they manufacture and a good working culture has an opportunity for a Multi Craft Maintenance Technician on the day shift with a major aspect being hydraulics, pneumatics and valves. The location is southwest suburban Atlanta, GA. There is an attractive hourly rate for this position. The day shift role is from 7:00am to 3:30pm (Monday thru Friday). When there is OT it is paid at time and 1/2. There is also an attractive 401K with matching as well as major company benefits. Will be responsible for maintaining, servicing, and troubleshooting equipment and site property; making adjustments and/or mechanical/electrical repairs to the machines and equipment in a safe, efficient manner. Needed for these positions is valve experience involving hydraulics and pneumatics with the ability to troubleshoot, replace and rebuild valves. There is much of this associated with the die cast production equipment in this environment.
Education/Experience:
  • High school diploma or general education degree (GED), two to four years related experience and/or training, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Multi craft maintenance technician experience for at least 5 years
  • Troubleshooting pneumatic and hydraulic logic systems
  • Troubleshooting of electrical systems
  • Repair of equipment, fixtures, systems

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