Industrial Maintenance Technician - Day Shift
$24-37/hr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$24-37/hr
About the role
- Provide timely support, perform preventive and reactive maintenance, identify root causes, and ensure thorough follow-up on equipment issues
- Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems
- Plan work effectively, coordinating with production & leadership to ensure success
- Order parts as needed to keep our equipment running smoothly
- Monitor and maintain facility equipment to minimize downtime and scrap
- Continuously improve equipment, processes, methods, etc, to drive innovation You're a good fit if you have (or if you can)
- A two-year technical degree or a comparable level of knowledge and skills acquired through relevant work experience
- Ability to perform accurate and thorough work with attention to detail
- Strong Electrical and Mechanical skills
- Familiarity with PLCs, control systems, and industrial automation We invite you to See Yourself at Marvin Marvin Composites produces custom fiberglass components used in many of the premium windows and doors manufactured by Marvin, a family-owned and -led company. Marvin Composites currently has fiberglass production facilities in Fargo, North Dakota and Salem, Virginia. Our 300+ associates enjoy our better living approach to benefits, which support you at work and beyond. From day one, you receive health insurance, paid holidays, paid parental leave, a 401(k) retirement savings match and more! A few unique offerings include:
- $300 annual wellbeing account to spend on whatever makes you happy + healthy
- Better Living Day! (a paid day off to go have some fun)
- $$ Annual profit sharing - get rewarded for the role everyone plays in making Marvin a success
- Giving at Marvin - join coordinated volunteer opportunities
- Brighter Days Fund - financial support thanks to your colleagues and the Marvin family should you suffer a personal hardship
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