Industrial Bearing & Machinery Maintenance Tech

Sms Group Inc; Osceola (AR); On-site; USD 39,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Paid Vacation

Paid holiday time

401k with company match

Tuition reimbursement program

Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance

Job summary

SMS group Inc is seeking a Bearing Maintenance technician in Osceola, AR. You will perform daily maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and relocation of chocks, bearings, and lubrication components to ensure safe and reliable equipment operation.

The right candidate will operate a chock washer, run jib and overhead cranes, use micrometers and gauges, understand the chock ID system, read prints for tolerances, and train new technicians. Shift flexibility and attention to PM programs are required.

Qualifications

• Experience operating chock washer and cranes.
• Ability to read prints and interpret tolerances.
• Familiarity with lubrication systems such as REBS and Morgoil.
• Willingness to work shifts or be called out for repairs.

Responsibilities

• Perform daily maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and relocation of chocks, bearings, and lubrication components.
• Operate chock washer and jib/overhead cranes.
• Identify chock types and locations; understand chock ID system.
• Enter inspection data into RMS; maintain inspection paperwork.
• Train new technicians and support PM tasks to keep machinery operational.

Skills

Chock washer operation

Crane operation

Micrometers & gauges

Chock ID system

Lubrication systems (REBS, Morgoil)

PM program management

Training technicians

Read prints & tolerances

Tools

PI tape

Micrometers

RMS data entry

Job description

SMS group Inc is seeking a Bearing Maintenance technician in Osceola, AR. You will perform daily maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and relocation of chocks, bearings, and lubrication components to ensure safe and reliable equipment operation.

The right candidate will operate a chock washer, run jib and overhead cranes, use micrometers and gauges, understand the chock ID system, read prints for tolerances, and train new technicians. Shift flexibility and attention to PM programs are required.