Senior Industrial Maintenance Specialist
$34.94 to $51.73 per hour
About the Role
As a Senior Industrial Maintenance Specialist, you will serve as a technical authority, ensuring the peak performance and reliability of complex manufacturing equipment. You will leverage your expertise in electrical and mechanical systems to drive continuous improvement, minimize downtime, and mentor junior team members in advanced troubleshooting techniques.
Responsibilities
- Execute expert-level break-fix repairs and preventative maintenance on diverse industrial machinery to ensure operational continuity.
- Analyze complex control systems and electrical circuitry to resolve hardware, software, and configuration challenges.
- Utilize predictive maintenance technologies and data analytics to identify performance trends and optimize equipment reliability.
- Collaborate with planning teams to refine maintenance schedules and source cost-effective, high-quality replacement components.
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives, applying lean methodologies to enhance processes and achieve measurable cost savings.
- Perform precision machining, welding, and fabrication tasks to restore or modify critical machine components.
- Document all maintenance activities and equipment history within the CMMS to support data-driven decision-making.
- Provide technical leadership and on-the-job training to support the professional growth of the broader maintenance team.
Required Skills
- High school diploma or GED equivalent.
- Associate degree in a technical field with 5+ years of experience, or 7+ years of relevant industrial maintenance experience.
- Advanced proficiency in electrical, mechanical, fluid power, and control systems.
- Demonstrated ability to perform precision alignments and utilize vibration analysis tools.
- Strong commitment to safety protocols, including LOTO and 5S standards.
Preferred Skills
- Experience with PLC programming, VFDs, and servo motor systems.
- Proficiency in reading and interpreting complex electrical schematics.
- Previous experience in a high-volume manufacturing or factory environment.
- Proven track record of leading technical projects or training initiatives.