Reliability Maintenance Mechanic, Automation & Controls

Job Description

Job DescriptionIs this you?

When a CNC line stops, are you the person called to trace faults through schematics, ladder logic, and diagnostic software—and get it running again? Do you enjoy bringing new equipment online, refining existing machines for better throughput, and keeping a plant reliable through disciplined preventive maintenance?

The mission

In Newington, NH, you will be a 100% onsite reliability driver, reporting to the Maintenance Area Manager. Your focus: advanced diagnostics, complex repairs and rebuilds, and continuous improvement of production machinery and building systems.

How you will make an impact

• Support installation and development of maintenance functions for newly installed or reconfigured electromechanical assets.
• Work shoulder to shoulder with production to advise and coordinate modifications that optimize performance as part of process improvement projects.
• Execute preventive maintenance that includes, but is not limited to, machine troubleshooting and condition checks.
• Repair and maintain electrical and mechanical systems throughout the plant and on production equipment.
• Perform PM and repairs on pneumatic controls serving building systems and production machinery.
• Carry out PM and minor repairs on plant machinery and equipment, including hydraulic systems on production machinery.
• Troubleshoot, install, repair, and maintain mechanical and electrical equipment using drawings and diagnostic tools.
• Install and debug complex CNC control systems using advanced methods and internal/external diagnostic equipment and software.
• Requisition parts and materials to support timely maintenance activities.
• Interpret and work from electrical and mechanical drawings, schematics, and diagnostic software.
• Handle general duties as assigned by management.
• Leverage the L2L maintenance program with a company-provided laptop and phone.

What you will need

• High school diploma or GED.
• Comfort with blueprints, schematics, ladder diagrams, and PLC logic concepts.
• Basic familiarity with CNC programming languages.

Fit check

This opportunity is not aligned with automotive, fabrication, or welding backgrounds.