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Maintenance Technician

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Responsibilities

  • Mechanical Duties: Troubleshoot and repair manufacturing equipment, including mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.
  • Work with PLC controls (Fanuc desired), read schematics, and wire 480-volt motor circuits.

Requirements

  • Complete preventative and reactive maintenance on the production floor and facility building.
  • Maintain work orders, parts usage, and daily maintenance logs Qualifications: Experience: Minimum of 2 years of hands-on Mechanical/ Electrical experience in an Industrial maintenance environment Education: High School Diploma Safety-conscious, team-player Once you apply, please text "MainTech" to 904-712-6140 for a faster reply.

DIRECT HIRE

This role requires performing preventative and reactive maintenance in an industrial setting. 📍 Working Location: Paris, KY. 💰 Pay: $30hr - $38hr (depending on experience) Schedule: A rotating 2-3-2 schedule is a 14-day repeating work cycle that uses 12-hour shifts and four teams to provide continuous 24/7 coverage. The 14-Day Cycle The name 2-3-2 describes the exact sequence of working days and days off for an employee over a two-week period: Week 1: Work 2 days (e.g., Monday and Tuesday) Off 2 days (e.g., Wednesday and Thursday) Work 3 days (e.g., Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) Week 2: Off 2 days (e.g., Monday and Tuesday) Work 2 days (e.g., Wednesday and Thursday) Off 3 days (e.g., Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) Key Features Every Other Weekend Off: Because Week 1 ends with working the weekend and Week 2 ends with a 3-day weekend off, employees get every alternate weekend entirely free.

Low Consecutive Workdays

Workers never work more than three consecutive 12-hour shifts in a row.

Hours Worked

Employees work 4 shifts (48 hours) in Week 1 and 3 shifts (36 hours) in Week 2, averaging 42 hours per week over the 14-day cycle (often balanced with a short-cycle adjustment or overtime tracking).

Day and Night Rotation

Teams typically rotate between day and night shifts every two weeks or four weeks to distribute less desirable hours fairly.

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