Senior Maintenance Technician – Electrical & Mechanical

Hunter Douglas, Inc.; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 3,995,000 - 5,235,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus target 3%

401(k) with employer matching

Tuition assistance

Time off with pay

Wellness programs

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Hunter Douglas, Inc. is seeking a maintenance technician in Denver, CO to perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot production equipment. You will read blueprints, wire electrical systems, and assist in building new equipment according to schematics.

The role requires two years of technical trade school plus extensive hands-on experience on electrical and mechanical systems. A focus on safety, accuracy, and collaboration with engineers and operators is essential.

Qualifications

• Two years technical trade school and four years practical experience, or six years practical experience
• Experience wiring mechanical equipment and working with electrical systems
• Familiarity with NEC basics and blueprints/schematics

Responsibilities

• Respond to work orders and diagnose electrical/mechanical problems
• Perform preventative maintenance as scheduled
• Assist in building production equipment from blueprints
• Read schematics and wire electrical systems in equipment
• Maintain clean, organized repair area

Skills

Electrical wiring

Electrical circuits

AC/DC motors

Blueprints & schematics

Hand tools & power tools

metrology tools (ammeters, voltmeters)

Education

Technical trade school + experience

Tools

Meters & gauges

Calipers & micrometers

Welding (optional)

Job description

Hunter Douglas, Inc. is seeking a maintenance technician in Denver, CO to perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot production equipment. You will read blueprints, wire electrical systems, and assist in building new equipment according to schematics.

The role requires two years of technical trade school plus extensive hands-on experience on electrical and mechanical systems. A focus on safety, accuracy, and collaboration with engineers and operators is essential.