Industrial Machinery Maintenance SpecialistYour day at a glanceYou start your shift by scanning the maintenance system, reviewing open tickets, and planning your route across the shop. First up: a CNC with a geometry drift—you run a Renishaw probing routine, confirm with a ballbar test, and follow with laser alignment to bring it back into spec. Next, you level and align an older hob (think Fellows, Liebherr, Pfauter) headed for a rebuild. By midday, you’re elbows-deep in a control cabinet, tracing a fault through PLC ladder logic and updating the electrical schematic as you go. The afternoon wraps with a quick HVAC check, a weld-and-fabricate guard repair (MIG/TIG), and a final pass through your CMMS logs to record all work.What you’ll doDiagnose and resolve complex mechanical and electrical issues across a wide variety of machine tools and facility systems.Install, level, and align equipment; perform ballbar testing and laser alignment to validate performance.Service and repair electrical/electronic systems on machines and plant equipment, including utilities and HVAC.Execute preventive maintenance on machinery and building systems; log activities in the maintenance system.Disassemble, repair, align, and reassemble mechanical components; complete hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical rebuilds.Perform CNC upgrades and troubleshooting on controls such as Fanuc, Mazak (Mazatrol), Siemens, Okuma OSP, and Haas (Heidenhain experience is a plus).Work confidently with Renishaw probing and ballbar systems to assess machine performance.Create, read, and update technical drawings, hydraulic/pneumatic/electrical schematics, PLC documentation, and mechanical drawings.Rig, install, and align equipment safely and efficiently.Coordinate with internal teams and outside vendors to source parts and expedite repairs.Cut, weld, fabricate, and machine parts and guarding (MIG/TIG).Troubleshoot hydraulic systems using hydraulic schematics; apply shop math and industrial formulas to diagnostics and repair.Maintain clean, safe work areas and contribute to 6S initiatives.Participate in cross-discipline training and help train new employees; support team-based work environments.Follow all safety procedures and perform other duties as assigned.What you bringProven skill diagnosing mechanical and electrical problems on CNC and conventional equipment.Hands-on ability to repair, install, and maintain a broad range of machinery and facility systems.Experience with older shapers and hobs (Fellows, Liebherr, Pfauter).Strong knowledge of CNC controls: Fanuc, Mazak (Mazatrol), Siemens, Okuma OSP, Haas; Heidenhain a plus.Proficiency with Renishaw probing and ballbar systems.Experience with HVAC, plant equipment, utilities, and facility infrastructure.Ability to read and produce hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and PLC ladder logic schematics as well as mechanical drawings.Capability to complete mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic rebuilds.Rigging, installation, and precision alignment expertise.Welding and fabrication skills (MIG/TIG); ability to cut, weld, fabricate, and machine parts.Comfort with precision measuring instruments and strong command of shop math and industrial formulas.Physical and operational requirementsComfortable working at heights; able to stand or walk for extended periods.Ability to lift, move, and manipulate up to 35 lbs.Must meet equipment operation requirements, including the ability to meet PIE requirements to operate equipment.Electrician License preferred or willingness/ability to obtain.