Maintain, troubleshoot, repair and optimize production equipment with a focus on electrical and automation systems.
Compensation
The starting pay for this position is $38.56/hour with a strategic Maintenance Progression Plan that provides for increasing wages up to $44.99/hour, based on knowledge/skill demonstration, technical assessments and performance reviews. In this role, you will enjoy a retention bonus totaling $7,500, overtime pay, a quarterly bonus, $500 lifestyle spending account each year, full health benefits, 401k match, generous PTO and more!
Responsibilities
Collaborate with team members to maintain equipment and solve technical problems
Repair, replace and install sensors, actuators, transformers, controllers, circuit breakers, motors, heating units, electric eyes, conduit systems, switches, wiring, belts, valves, etc.
Troubleshoot and maintain industrial electrical equipment and automation system hardware such as programmable logic controllers (PLC) and human machine interface (HMI)
Read ladder logic and make basic adjustments to PLC and HMI programming related to inputs, outputs, tags, sensors and/or buttons
Maintain and troubleshoot material handling systems such as the automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) in the warehouse
The Facilities Technician Lead Hand is responsible for operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing facility equipment and systems to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient manufacturing operations.
Responsibilities
Maintain facility equipment and systems to maximize operating performance, reliability, and efficiency while minimizing unplanned downtime.
Perform troubleshooting, maintenance, and repairs on mechanical, electrical, and facility process systems to restore equipment to proper and safe operating conditions.
Serve as a senior technical resource and provide guidance, training, and hands‑on support to Facilities Technicians.
Assist the Facilities Supervisor with coordinating daily maintenance activities, assigning work priorities, and ensuring timely completion of work orders.
Review and audit preventive and predictive maintenance activities completed by other technicians to ensure accuracy, quality, and compliance with established procedures.
Requirements
Associate degree or certificate from a technical trade school in Industrial Maintenance, Mechanical Technology, Electrical Technology, or a related field
Nice to have: lead technician
Nice to have: senior facilities technician
Nice to have: licensed operator of a wastewater treatment system (South Carolina Physical/Chemical)
Nice to have: advanced knowledge of mechanical chillers, cooling towers, emission scrubbers, boilers, industrial air compressors, water treatment systems, and HVAC equipment
Maintenance Technician- Fusion Studios
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless · Posted Nov 9, 2026
The role involves mechanical and electrical service and repair of hydrogen fuel cell power systems in industrial vehicles, working both at the service center and customer locations with significant travel (up to 75% local and 25% long distance).
Responsibilities
Mechanical and electrical service and repair of hydrogen fuel cell power systems in industrial vehicles
Follow process repair/ service documents and work instructions
Evaluate system design and recommend continuous improvements in design, integration, and regular maintenance
Participate in problem-solving processes
Support coordination of materials for service and repairs
Requirements
Nice to have: Hydrogen Fuel Cell system knowledge
Nice to have: Experience in electric automotive
Nice to have: Energy systems service and repair
Nice to have: Electric lift truck
Nice to have: Understanding of PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) Fuel Cell Stacks and Systems
Traveling technician performing maintenance, inspections, and repairs on power generators, HVAC equipment, and related systems across Aggreko service centers and customer sites.
Compensation
Pay range $ 40.00 to $53.00 an hour
Responsibilities
Travel approximately 75% to install, commission, service, and operate equipment at customer sites
Perform preventive maintenance, inspections, and moderate repairs on power generators, diesel engines, electrical distribution equipment, HVAC equipment, BESS, load banks, and oil-free air compressors
Troubleshoot equipment failures at service centers and customer locations
Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and service manuals
Use appropriate metering and diagnostic instruments to identify and resolve technical issues
This role is the primary service and maintenance contact for Trane Technologies customers in a defined market, involving commissioning, troubleshooting, repairing, and starting up HVAC systems in a commercial environment.
Compensation
Annual Base Salary Range or Hourly Base Pay Range: $37.11 - $70.32
Responsibilities
Install, inspect, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair applied chiller systems and associated HVAC equipment.
Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and control-related issues using technical manuals, schematics, and diagnostic tools.
Evaluate system operation and recommend repairs, upgrades, or efficiency improvements.
Communicate clearly and consistently to customers and appropriate internal team stakeholders.
Ensure all work is performed in compliance with safety policies, environmental regulations, and company standards.
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
certificate of completion from an accredited technical school
The Preventative Maintenance (PM) Technician (I,II,III) is responsible for performing advanced scheduled maintenance, inspections, and corrective repairs on natural gas compression equipment to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and compliance with safety and environmental standards.
Responsibilities
Conduct routine and advanced preventative maintenance on natural gas compression units, including engines, compressors, and auxiliary systems.
Perform detailed inspections of equipment for wear, leaks, inefficiencies, and potential failures; document findings and recommend corrective actions.
Replace filters, fluids, belts, seals, and other consumable components in accordance with maintenance schedules and manufacturer recommendations.
Perform advanced troubleshooting and corrective repairs to restore and maintain operational efficiency.
Identify developing mechanical or system issues and proactively address them to prevent unplanned downtime.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Technical certification or vocational training in mechanical or industrial maintenance
The Electrical Maintenance Technician performs preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, inspection, and repair of electrical systems and equipment in industrial and manufacturing environments.
Responsibilities
Perform electrical preventive maintenance and testing in accordance with NFPA 70B, OEM specifications, and NETA standards
Conduct infrared thermography to identify abnormal heat signatures and potential electrical faults
Complete visual inspections of electrical components, wiring, and connections to identify wear, contamination, or damage
Clean, lubricate, and mechanically service electrical equipment to ensure proper performance and longevity
Perform electrical testing on power distribution systems, control equipment, and motors to verify proper functionality
Requirements
Nice to have: NFPA 70E certification
Nice to have: NFPA 70B certification
Nice to have: OEM-specific equipment training and certification
Nice to have: NETA electrical testing and maintenance certification
The Electrical Maintenance Technician performs preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, inspection, and repair of electrical systems and equipment in industrial and manufacturing environments.
Responsibilities
Perform electrical preventive maintenance and testing in accordance with NFPA 70B, OEM specifications, and NETA standards
Conduct infrared thermography to identify abnormal heat signatures and potential electrical faults
Complete visual inspections of electrical components, wiring, and connections to identify wear, contamination, or damage
Clean, lubricate, and mechanically service electrical equipment to ensure proper performance and longevity
Perform electrical testing on power distribution systems, control equipment, and motors to verify proper functionality
Requirements
Nice to have: NFPA 70E/70B electrical safety and maintenance training/certification
Nice to have: OEM-specific equipment training and certification
Nice to have: NETA electrical testing and maintenance certification
Analyzes and diagnoses equipment problems and breakdowns, recommends and performs repairs, maintains service vehicles and inventory, and documents service calls.
Compensation
Competitive pay, with bonus opportunities available for select positions.
Responsibilities
Analyzes and diagnoses equipment problems and breakdowns
Recommends the correct service and repair actions to resolve equipment performance problems
Makes appropriate equipment repairs or modifications to solve operating and performance problems as dictated by the analysis of the equipment
Performs scheduled equipment maintenance
Follows all scheduled maintenance procedures and policies as dictated by the company
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Nice to have: technical or mechanical training/certifications
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