Machine Repair Technician 2nd Shift

Barnes•East Granby, CT

3d•$10 - $60•Onsite

About The Position

Barnes Aerospace is seeking a Machine Repair Technician for their 2nd shift operations. This role involves performing repairs and preventative maintenance on facility equipment, advocating for Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) practices, and ensuring compliance with company and safety regulations. The technician will also support facility compliance with regulatory requirements such as OSHA, RCRA, SWPPP, and SPCC, maintain good housekeeping, and log work order details in the CMMS. The company emphasizes a team-oriented environment and offers opportunities for career growth in the aerospace market.

Requirements

3+ years of maintenance experience in an industrial manufacturing environment (aerospace preferred)
Self-motivated team member requiring minimal supervision/guidance
Experience with CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System)
Effectively communicate with team members and utilize time efficiently
Troubleshoot & repair problems with & without supervision
Read and interpret schematics for electrical and mechanical
Able to wire electrical motors and troubleshoot PLC’s, HMI’s ,VFD’s and DC drives
Strong knowledge in mechanical skills on equipment including, but not limited to mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and repair production machines.
Diagnose and anticipate problems, replace or repair parts. Test and make adjustments.
3+ years of CNC machine repair
High school diploma or equivalent required.

Nice To Haves

Good attitude and a willingness to learn a new trade or skill

Responsibilities

Perform repairs and preventative maintenance on facility equipment, including tasks like changing oil, belts, servicing filtration systems, changing air filters, and checking for damaged components.
Advocate for HSE (Health, Safety, Environmental) minded work and processes.
Comply with all company and safety rules and regulations during course of duties, including LOTO, confined space, elevated work, and machine guarding.
Support facility compliance with regulatory compliance: OSHA, RCRA, SWPPP, SPCC including training, inspections, and emergency contingency activities.
Maintain good housekeeping practices in work areas.
Continually observe facility maintenance/repair needs and notify supervision of any items that cannot be resolved with a “See it, Fix it” approach.
Utilize CMMS to log work order details, time spent, parts used, etc.