Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician (weekend shift) - Lynchburg, VA

J Crew•Lynchburg, VA

56d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking highly skilled technicians to maintain and improve the reliability of our automation and facilities equipment in a fast-paced distribution environment. These positions are critical to meeting safety, production, and quality targets for J. Crew, Madewell, and Factory operations. Available Roles Placement will be based on skills, knowledge, and experience. Maintenance Technician I Industrial technician with intermediate troubleshooting skills in mechanical and electrical systems. Maintenance Technician II Advanced technician able to independently troubleshoot and repair automation systems.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Valid Driver's License
Technical certifications or coursework in electrical or mechanical systems preferred
1-3 years (Tech I) or 3+ years (Tech II) industrial maintenance experience
Proven ability to work at heights, in confined spaces, and in all facility areas
Safety Awareness - Follows LOTO, PPE, and facility safety procedures without exception
Technical Aptitude - Demonstrates strong mechanical and electrical knowledge across industrial systems
Problem Solving - Diagnoses root causes and implements reliable, timely fixes
Communication - Effectively communicates with team and documents work clearly in CMMS
Teamwork - Collaborates effectively, willing to support peers and shift needs
Continuous Improvement - Looks for opportunities to improve equipment reliability and personal skillset

Nice To Haves

Technical certifications or coursework in electrical or mechanical systems preferred

Responsibilities

Execute weekly/monthly/quarterly PMs and lubrication tasks
Replace belts, chains, filters, fuses, and standard wear parts
Use multimeters to check circuits (120VAC and below)
Assist in mechanical alignments and basic vibration/temperature checks
Read schematics and use measuring tools
Enter detailed CMMS work order completion comments
Perform advanced diagnostics on motors, drives, PLCs, and 3-phase equipment
Use IR thermography, vibration analysis, and condition monitoring tools
Troubleshoot 1000VAC and below, and 28VDC circuits
Replace control cards, gear reducers, pumps, and motors
Lead and mentor junior techs; support complex equipment retrofits
Perform scheduled and reactive maintenance on conveyors, sorters, packaging, and facility systems
Install and repair mechanical drives, couplings, chains, belts, and gearboxes
Read/interpret electrical and mechanical schematics
Use CMMS to document activities and generate follow-up work orders
Execute fabrication, basic to advanced machine diagnostics and repair, and light construction tasks
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and automated control systems
Adherent to 6S and Lean maintenance principles
Work independently or with a team in a high-volume setting