Aerospace Maintenance Technician - 2nd Shift

CTL Aerospace, Inc; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 40,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

CTL Aerospace, Inc. seeks a Maintenance Technician to maintain general facilities and keep all presses and machinery in top condition at our northern Cincinnati, Ohio site. The role supports production scheduling and upgrades in a NADCAP-certified aerospace environment.

The ideal candidate will have a HS diploma, 1–3 years maintenance experience, and strong problem‑solving, planning, and communication skills in a manufacturing setting. US work authorization is required.

Qualifications

• HS Diploma or Equivalent
• 1 to 3 years Maintenance experience
• US Citizen or Authorized to work in the US
• Planning & Prioritizing Work
• Setting Goals & Standards
• Time Management
• Good Communication
• Getting Unbiased Information
• Giving Clear Information
• Listening & Organizing
• Identifying & Solving Problems
• Making Decisions
• Weighing Risks
• Thinking Clearly & Analytically
• Ability to work in a mfg. environment and lift to 50 lbs. on a regularly basis.

Responsibilities

• General building upkeep from floor to roof to include all general clean up.
• Maintain all machines in good working order to including troubleshoot and repair or order replacement parts for any mechanical, hydraulic or electrical components.
• Install all new machines and shop upgrade projects.
• Install all dies and molds in large presses.
• Maintain all shop tools and the upkeep of the maintenance shop.
• Support all production scheduling.

Skills

Maintenance knowledge

Electrical troubleshooting

Hydraulic systems

Mechanical aptitude

Time management

Communication

Problem solving

Safety awareness

Planning & prioritizing work

Teamwork

Education

HS Diploma or Equivalent

Job description

CTL Aerospace, Inc. seeks a Maintenance Technician to maintain general facilities and keep all presses and machinery in top condition at our northern Cincinnati, Ohio site. The role supports production scheduling and upgrades in a NADCAP-certified aerospace environment.

The ideal candidate will have a HS diploma, 1–3 years maintenance experience, and strong problem‑solving, planning, and communication skills in a manufacturing setting. US work authorization is required.