The Maintenance Technician assists with equipment troubleshooting, setups, changeovers, and tear-backs, and performs repairs, adjustments, testing, wiring, PLC and drive-system troubleshooting, and mechanical, hydraulic, or pneumatic component replacement. The role requires an associate's degree or equivalent education and/or eight years of related work experience and training, along with electrical, mechanical, welding, safety, and troubleshooting skills.
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