Location: Buxton, ND | Schedule: Full-time, on-site, Night Shift (11:00PM - 7:30AM, Sunday @ 11:00PM - Friday @ 7:30AM) | Compensation: $24.50-$35.50/hour plus overtime
Overview
An established manufacturing operation is seeking an Industrial Maintenance Technician skilled in multi-craft, electro-mechanical work to keep production running smoothly. This role is central to maintaining equipment reliability, executing preventive maintenance, and supporting continuous improvement across the plant floor.
What you'll do
- Troubleshoot and perform repairs on machines and controls, including DC/AC motors and drives, downstream equipment, and chillers
- Maintain and build job skills through ongoing training programs
- Contact, specify, and order replacement parts and control components from suppliers as needed
- Contribute to CMMS performance through timely completion of PM and repair work orders while ensuring compliance
- Serve as first responder for troubleshooting machine problems, escalating to Electrical Engineering when additional support is needed
- Support Daily Management directives and initiatives
- Help develop and implement Continuous Improvement projects to boost production efficiency and safety
- Work with Production Staff to ensure safe and reliable operation of plant equipment
- Manage PM schedules and maintain an adequate spare parts inventory
- Work 40+ hours per week, including weekends as required, and fulfill on-call duties for repairs and assistance
Required qualifications
- High School / Vocational School Diploma or Equivalent
- 2+ years of experience in Industrial Maintenance, Electrical Systems and Controls
- Proficiency using electrical test equipment: Voltmeter, Ammeter, ohm meter, Megger, etc.
- Understanding of basic machine function and sequence of operations for production machinery
- Proficiency reading electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical drawings
- Knowledge of NEC, UL508A, and NFPA 79 codes
- Knowledge of Lock Out Tag Out safety procedures
- Knowledge of Arc Flash and PPE requirements
- Proficiency in electrical formulas and mechanical math
- Knowledge of 3 Phase industrial wiring and power distribution
- Experience with AC, DC, and Servo Drive / Motor systems
- Ability to troubleshoot PLC I/O and networking
- Motion training with Servo Drives and Motors
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word
Preferred qualifications
- Technician-level training in electrical, hydraulics, and pneumatics preferred
- Basic PLC and Drive training
- Plastic process knowledge a plus
Compensation and benefits
- $24.50-$35.50/hour plus overtime
Why this role
This position offers the chance to play a hands-on, first-responder role in maintaining critical manufacturing equipment while building skills through company training and contributing directly to plant safety and efficiency initiatives.