Maintenance Technician I/II/III

Gibraltar Industries•Taylorsville, MS

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician installs, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and automated manufacturing equipment to support safe and efficient production operations. The position may be filled at the Maintenance Technician I, II, or III level, based on the selected candidate’s education, technical training, certifications, demonstrated skills, and relevant maintenance experience. Higher levels require increasing proficiency in mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, automation, and independent problem-solving. The role also includes daily preventive maintenance, timely response to equipment downtime, maintaining housekeeping in the work area and shop, completing routine paperwork, and performing other related duties as required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential duties.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED for Maintenance Technician I.
Maintenance Technician I: experience performing mechanical repairs and basic electrical troubleshooting; ability to perform electrical troubleshooting and repairs on equipment and building systems up to 120 VAC.
Maintenance Technician I: currently enrolled in, or willing to complete, approved electrical training or on-the-job development toward Maintenance Technician II.
Maintenance Technician II: demonstrated experience troubleshooting and repairing industrial mechanical and electrical equipment; ability to perform electrical troubleshooting and repairs on equipment and building systems up to 480 VAC.
Maintenance Technician II: successful completion of the company’s electrical aptitude assessment or equivalent electrical credentials.
Maintenance Technician III: minimum of five years of industrial maintenance experience or equivalent advanced maintenance experience.
Maintenance Technician III: advanced knowledge of hydraulics, mechanical and electrical systems, schematic interpretation, and industrial troubleshooting.
Maintenance Technician III: ability to troubleshoot and program PLC-controlled equipment using a laptop computer.
Maintenance Technician III: ability to perform advanced electrical troubleshooting and repairs on equipment and building systems up to 480 VAC and serve as a technical resource for complex maintenance issues.
Ability to perform the essential duties satisfactorily, with reasonable accommodations where applicable.

Nice To Haves

Maintenance Technician I: technical training preferred.
Maintenance Technician II: technical school degree, Electrical Certificate, Associate Degree in Electrical Technology, or equivalent combination of education and experience preferred.
Maintenance Technician III: technical school degree, Electrical Certificate, or Associate Degree in Electrical Technology strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Install, troubleshoot, and repair complex mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic equipment and distribution systems.
Use hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic instruments skillfully.
Use Windows-based computers and software to troubleshoot and program PLCs.
Analyze and document test results.
Diagnose root causes of electrical, mechanical, or hydraulic malfunctions.
Follow safety procedures and rules.
Work from drawings, verbal instructions, or sketches.
Read blueprints and electrical/electronic circuit drawings.
Perform daily preventive maintenance.
Address equipment downtime issues in a timely manner.
Maintain good housekeeping in the work area and shop.
Complete routine paperwork and perform other related duties and assignments as required.