Maintenance Technician

CTB, Inc.; Decatur (AL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A manufacturing company in Decatur, Alabama is seeking a Maintenance 8 (Multi-Craft Maintenance) technician to ensure the reliable operation of production equipment and systems. The role requires advanced technical expertise in mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems. Key responsibilities include diagnosing equipment failures, troubleshooting CNC programs, optimizing maintenance strategies, and serving as a liaison between Engineering and Manufacturing. Candidates should be skilled in multi-craft maintenance with strong analytical abilities to maintain production efficiency.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in multi-craft maintenance, including mechanical and electrical systems.
• Ability to write and troubleshoot CNC programs effectively.
• Strong diagnostic skills for production equipment and facility systems.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair production equipment across multiple platforms.
• Write and modify CNC programs to enhance manufacturing reliability.
• Execute preventative maintenance to ensure equipment longevity.

Skills

Multi-craft maintenance

CNC programming

Diagnosis and repair

Preventative maintenance

Technical interface

Tools

CNC programming tools

Electrical test equipment

Hand tools

Precision measuring tools

Welding equipment

Job description

Job Title

Maintenance 8 (Multi-Craft Maintenance)

Reports To

Maintenance Supervisor

Overview

The Maintenance 8 (Multi-Craft Maintenance) position exists to ensure continuous, safe, and efficient operation of production equipment, CNC machinery, facilities, and support systems. This role provides advanced multi-craft technical expertise across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, CNC, and facility systems while also developing, modifying, and troubleshooting CNC programs used in manufacturing operations. In addition, this position serves as a critical technical link between Engineering and Manufacturing, translating engineering designs, drawings, and intent into functional, reliable, and production-ready machine programs and processes.

Essential Job Functions

• Diagnose, maintain, and repair complex production equipment and facility systems across mechanical, electrical (12–480V), hydraulic, pneumatic, and CNC platforms.
• Write, modify, and troubleshoot CNC programs to support manufacturing operations and equipment reliability.
• Serve as a technical interface between Engineering and Manufacturing, translating designs and specifications into production-ready machine programs and processes.
• Execute and optimize preventative maintenance strategies to ensure equipment reliability and asset longevity.
• Lead response to critical equipment failures, determining safe, cost-effective corrective actions with minimal supervision.
• Install, relocate, and commission production equipment and support systems.
• Coordinate maintenance materials, spare parts, vendors, and contractors to support timely and effective repairs.
• Maintain accurate maintenance, safety, and compliance documentation while supporting on-call and emergency response requirements.

Expected Outcomes

• Production equipment and facilities operate safely, reliably, and within required performance standards.
• Unplanned downtime is minimized through effective troubleshooting, CNC program reliability, and preventative maintenance execution.
• Engineering designs are consistently converted into manufacturable, production-ready machine programs and processes.
• Equipment failures are resolved quickly with solutions that balance safety, cost, and long-term reliability.
• Preventative maintenance activities are completed on schedule and adapted based on equipment condition and performance trends.
• CNC-related issues do not impede production quality, throughput, or startup timelines.
• Maintenance costs and spare parts availability are controlled to support continuous production.
• Maintenance activities meet safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements with complete and accurate documentation.

Core Values

• Integrity in all things
• Customers are why we exist
• Profitability is a must
• Excellence in all we do
• People make the difference

Equipment Used

• Hand tools (wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, pliers)
• Precision measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges)
• Electrical test equipment (multimeters, voltage testers)
• Portable power tools (drills, grinders, impact tools)
• Welding equipment (MIG and stick/arc welders)
• Oxy-fuel / gas cutting torch
• CNC programming tools (controllers, programming software, workstation)
• PLC diagnostic and programming tools
• Hydraulic and pneumatic diagnostic tools (pressure gauges)
• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) safety devices

Physical Requirements to Perform Essential Functions

• Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, squat, and climb for extended periods.
• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs. regularly, with heavier loads using assistance or mechanical aids.
• Ability to work at heights using ladders, lifts, or platforms.
• Ability to work in confined or restricted spaces as required.
• Ability to perform tasks in awkward or non-standard positions, including overhead and below-waist work.
• Ability to use hands and arms for precise manipulation of tools, controls, and components.
• Ability to tolerate exposure to industrial environments (noise, heat, cold, dust, fumes, grease, oils).
• Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE).

Environmental Conditions & Travel

• Work is performed primarily in a manufacturing and industrial facility environment.
• Regular exposure to moving machinery, electrical systems, and energized equipment.
• Exposure to noise, vibration, dust, fumes, grease, oils, and industrial chemicals.
• Work in both indoor and outdoor conditions, including heat, cold, and varying weather.
• Occasional work at heights, on roofs, and in confined or restricted spaces.
• Use of required personal protective equipment (PPE) including eye protection, hearing protection, arc-flash gear, and fall protection.
• Minimal travel required.
• Occasional local travel to support building and grounds maintenance, equipment installation, training, or vendor coordination.
• No overnight travel typically required, but sometimes necessary.