Manufacturing Technician I T1

Woodstream•Lititz, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Woodstream is hiring a Manufacturing Technician I for its production team in Lititz, Pennsylvania. The technician troubleshoots machines, sets up tooling and equipment, and helps optimize uptime across various work centers. The role supports production schedules and customer needs by responding quickly to equipment issues and contributing to quality, throughput, and safety. Technicians collaborate with teammates to identify problems and implement improvements to manufacturing productivity. This is a third-shift position, with starting pay of $27.63 per hour plus a $1.60-per-hour shift differential.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, or proven related technical experience.
3–5 years of combined work experience in maintenance or a high-volume manufacturing environment.
Basic math skills and ability to use basic measurement tools.
Hands-on experience with basic machining tools.
Ability to perform basic electrical and mechanical troubleshooting.
Setup, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance experience in a machine-based manufacturing environment.
Strong mechanical aptitude and methodical troubleshooting skills.
Effective problem-solving skills focused on improving throughput, quality, and safety.
Ability to continually learn and develop new skills and knowledge.
Effective communication skills and initiative to pursue personal and team goals.
Proficiency in reading and writing English.
Ability to pass the T1 qualification test in English.
Forklift and high-lift equipment operation certification and safe operating ability are required for operating that equipment.

Nice To Haves

Certification in hydraulics, electrical systems, or pneumatics.
Experience repairing equipment such as conveyors, motors, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, horizontal flow wrappers, baggers, case erectors, wire mesh welders, tapers, welders, presses, fillers, gearboxes, pump systems, and custom production equipment.

Responsibilities

Ensure equipment is available and ready to meet production schedules and established work-center throughput rates.
Maintain production equipment uptime and reliably meet throughput targets.
Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical machine problems, tools, and processes; seek additional technical support when appropriate.
Operate assigned work-center machinery and pass operator certification.
Follow lockout/tagout policies and procedures when working on equipment and machinery.
Operate forklifts and high-lift equipment safely, maintaining required certification.
Complete equipment setups accurately and on time to meet production requirements.
Assist Manufacturing Engineers with equipment and process improvements and implement ideas that reduce downtime and increase productivity.
Keep spare parts stocked and available; work with the Inventory Specialist to identify part numbers.
Provide quality instruction, education, and support to other Manufacturing Technicians and production operators.
Follow safety policies and procedures and maintain a safe, orderly work environment.
Assist with operations as needed to meet production requirements.
Maintain regular attendance and punctuality.
Perform other duties as assigned.