Maintenance Technician

Laborup•Sharonville, OH

32d•$38 - $42•Onsite

About The Position

We’re seeking a skilled Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician to join a world-class manufacturing operation producing consumer chemical and body products. This facility combines chemical batching, precision filling, and high-speed automated packaging, supported by both modern servo-driven equipment and older mechanically intensive machinery. This is a role for a true subject-matter expert: someone who can independently troubleshoot complex problems, drive root-cause solutions, and keep advanced production lines running at peak performance. You’ll work across mechanical systems, electrical distribution, controls, pneumatics, robotics, instrumentation, and sensor-driven automation. The ideal technician is hands-on, curious, collaborative, and capable of bridging both legacy equipment and cutting-edge production technologies. We value craftsmanship, problem-solving, and positive team culture, and we’re looking for technicians who take pride in doing the job right and supporting those around them.

Requirements

Experience: 5+ years of hands-on industrial maintenance in a fast-paced manufacturing environment
Mechanical Skills: Equipment teardown/rebuild, alignments, bearings, pumps, mixers, conveyors, and mechanical troubleshooting
Electrical Skills: Low- and high-voltage troubleshooting (24V–480V), motors, sensors, relays, wiring, drives, and control panels
Controls Knowledge: Ability to diagnose PLC I/O, faults, sensors, encoders, and servo-driven equipment
Pneumatics & Hydraulics: Maintenance of cylinders, valves, actuators, pumps, air systems
Schematics: Ability to read electrical prints, mechanical drawings, pneumatic schematics, and wiring diagrams
Troubleshooting: Independent problem-solver capable of diagnosing equipment issues without engineering intervention

Nice To Haves

Controls & PLCs: Rockwell/Allen-Bradley (ControlLogix/CompactLogix), PLC troubleshooting, minor logic edits
Robotics: Experience with automated palletizers, pick-and-place robots, or servo-driven motion systems
Instrumentation: Calibration and maintenance of sensors, load cells, vision systems, or process instrumentation
Vision Systems: Experience with camera-based inspection systems used for quality and orientation
CMMS: Familiarity with digital maintenance tracking systems
Education: A.S. in Industrial Maintenance/Mechatronics or equivalent technical training

Responsibilities

Mechanical Equipment Maintenance – Repair, rebuild, and maintain production equipment including mixers, batching tanks, fillers, cappers, conveyors, gearboxes, pumps, and mechanical assemblies on both legacy and modern lines.
Electrical & Controls Troubleshooting – Diagnose issues with 24V–480V systems, motors, sensors, drives, relays, and control panels; rapidly identify root causes in systems driven by servos, encoders, and automation hardware.
Automation & Robotics Support – Troubleshoot faults on packaging robots, servo-driven pick-and-place units, tray loaders, and automated palletizing systems; support reliability of integrated motion systems.
Instrumentation & Vision Systems – Maintain and calibrate sensors, level switches, safety devices, load cells, and vision inspection systems used for fill verification, label alignment, cap presence, and quality checks.
Pneumatic & Hydraulic Systems – Repair valves, cylinders, actuators, air manifolds, and fluid power components used across filling and packaging equipment.
Preventive & Predictive Maintenance – Execute PM programs including lubrication, belt and chain inspections, wear component replacement, electrical checks, and sensor alignment to minimize downtime.
Root Cause Analysis – Lead troubleshooting efforts to identify recurring problems, propose long-term solutions, and prevent repeated equipment failures without relying on engineering escalation.
Continuous Improvement – Recommend process upgrades, equipment modifications, and reliability improvements to enhance uptime, safety, and efficiency across the plant.
Collaboration & Communication – Work closely with operators, maintenance teammates, engineering, and production leadership; maintain clear logs of repairs, parts usage, downtime, and recommended improvements.
Safety & Compliance – Follow LOTO and all facility safety procedures; uphold quality, environmental, and regulatory standards in a chemical-handling and consumer production environment.