Maintenance Technician at Metalsa Career Site — ROANOKE

About The Role

Maintenance Technician –

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain CNC production equipment
Diagnose electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical failures
Read and interpret electrical and hydraulic schematics
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance
Troubleshoot motors, relays, contactors, sensors, VFDs, and PLCs
Troubleshoot CNC equipment, conveyors, automated systems, and related production equipment
Perform equipment inspections and identify potential failures before breakdowns occur
Use electrical meters and other diagnostic equipment
Work safely around industrial machinery and follow lockout/tagout procedures
Assist with equipment installations, repairs, and continuous improvement projects

Preferred Qualifications

3–5+ years of industrial maintenance experience preferred
Strong electrical troubleshooting experience
Strong hydraulic troubleshooting experience
Experience maintaining CNC equipment preferred
Ability to read electrical and hydraulic schematics
PLC troubleshooting experience preferred
Mechanical and pneumatic troubleshooting experience
Experience with conveyors and automated manufacturing equipment is a plus
Ability to work independently in a production environment

Skills Assessment
Candidates may be required to complete both a written technical assessment and hands-on skills evaluation. The assessment will focus on the practical skills required for the position, including:

Electrical troubleshooting and use of a multimeter
Hydraulic systems and troubleshooting
Pneumatic systems
Mechanical troubleshooting
CNC equipment troubleshooting
Reading electrical and hydraulic schematics
Sensors, motors, relays, contactors, VFDs, and basic PLC troubleshooting
Safety and lockout/tagout procedures
Identifying the root cause of equipment failures

The hands-on portion will allow candidates to demonstrate their ability to diagnose problems, use appropriate tools, follow safe troubleshooting procedures, and determine the correct repair.
What We’re Looking For
We are looking for technicians who can think critically, troubleshoot independently, and respond effectively to production downtime situations. Candidates should be able to demonstrate both written technical knowledge and practical hands-on maintenance experience, particularly in electrical and hydraulic systems.
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