About the role
Production Maintenance Technician – 2nd Shift Chino, CA (on-site) Schedule: 3:30pm–midnight, Monday–Friday Pay: $29–$35/hr DOE, plus a $1/hr second-shift differential (non-exempt, overtime available) Type: Full-time, direct hire
The Role You’ll keep high-speed production lines running on second shift. That means troubleshooting breakdowns during production, completing scheduled preventive maintenance, and handling facility repairs. You’ll often be a go-to tech on the floor, so you need to be comfortable diagnosing and fixing problems on your own.
What You’ll Do
* Troubleshoot and repair converting, filling, and packaging equipment, including folders, cutters, fillers, wrappers, labelers, case packers, and conveyors * Diagnose electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic problems, and get lines back up quickly * Complete preventive maintenance and document work orders * Read prints and schematics, and use meters to trace faults * Support changeovers, equipment installs, and facility repairs such as plumbing and light carpentry * Fabricate or repair parts when needed, including basic welding and machining * Follow lockout/tagout and all safety procedures
What You Bring
* 4+ years of hands-on maintenance experience in a manufacturing or production plant * Real troubleshooting on production equipment: motors, motor controls, sensors, 480V three-phase, pneumatics, hydraulics, gearboxes, bearings, and conveyors * Experience with packaging, filling, bottling, or converting lines (strongly preferred) * An associate degree, apprenticeship, or trade training in industrial maintenance, or equivalent experience * Comfort working independently on second shift
Nice to Have
* PLC troubleshooting (Allen-Bradley a plus) * CMMS experience * GMP, food, or other regulated manufacturing experience * Welding or machining skills * Bilingual in English and Spanish
Please note: This role requires production line maintenance experience. Warehouse/distribution center, residential, property maintenance, or construction-only electrical experience will not meet the requirements.