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MACHINE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN-LEVEL IDynomax, a family-owned company, designs, manufactures, and develops high-precision machined components, injection molding and tooling, sub-assemblies, automated work cells, specialty machines, and machine tool spindles since 1986. We are expanding and are seeking an Level I Machine Maintenance Technician.
Machine Maintenance Technician Job Responsibilities: The Machine Maintenance Technician will help us maintain the state-of-the-art equipment Perform scheduled maintenance on production equipment Replace fluids and filters in production equipment Remove chips and clean production equipment Assist senior Maintenance Technicians in the use of gages and other test instruments to diagnose malfunctions and hand and power tools to disassemble, repair, and reassemble system components Replaces fuses, light bulbs, circuit breakers, electric switches, and other electrical equipment following electrical specifications Machine Maintenance Technician Job Requirements: This key position is ideal for a Maintenance Technician with strong technical skills as well as excellent communication skills. High school diploma or GED Mechanical aptitude Proficient with hand tools and the ability to read precision measuring hand tools Benefits include: Medical, dental, and vision insurance Company-paid life insurance 401(k) Plan with a generous Company match Paid holidays, vacation days, PTO days Optional FSA and Identity Theft Protection Optional Short Term Disability, Accident, Critical Illness, and Supplemental Life Insurance Discretionary annual bonus Manufacture a great career with Dynomax Apply Now! Dynomax provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Compensation details: 18-25 PI7199896dbe00-26289-42008326

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