Maintenance Technician

What you'll actually do

You'll schedule and perform preventative maintenance on equipment like lyophilizers, liquid fillers, labeling machines, packaging machines, and water system equipment. That's the planned stuff. Then there's the unplanned stuff: diagnosing and repairing electrical and mechanical systems on manufacturing equipment when something goes sideways.

You'll install electrical power and pneumatic distribution hardware. You'll work with vendors to solve problems, figure out part costs, and buy parts. You'll diagnose and repair low voltage DC and AC electrical wiring and hardware. You'll keep the equipment shop tools, equipment, and the whole shop organized.

A chunk of this job is documentation. You'll write procedures, documents, and reports. You'll create and maintain metrics and data to hand off to supervisors. You'll also train lower level equipment maintenance technicians.

You'll support new equipment installation. And you'll travel between different Hologic facilities for equipment maintenance. You'll need to work weekends or other shifts sometimes. And you'll do other tasks as they come up.

What you need to bring

Here's what's non negotiable for this role:

• Extensive experience with hand tools, multimeters, pneumatic tools, and electrical power tools
• You read electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic schematics like they're second nature
• You're willing to mentor and guide junior employees and share what you know
• You understand mechanical, electrical, and biological safety guidelines and standards
• You can diagnose advanced mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic equipment problems
• You can solve advanced problems related to programmable logic controllers
• You know Windows based computer systems
• Advanced knowledge of microprocessor and automation controls
• You have a reliable vehicle and a valid driver's license to support multiple facilities
• You can operate mills, lathes, drill press, and power saws to fabricate machine parts
• You can articulate information clearly to coworkers and suppliers
• You can lift 50 lbs
• GMP environment experience is preferred

Education and experience

You'll typically need a high school diploma, trade school, or military background plus 10 or more years of related experience. Or an associate's degree with 5 years of related experience. Or a bachelor's degree with 5 years of related experience.

Compensation and benefits

The base salary range for this hourly role is $70,000 to $105,100. It's bonus eligible. Your final pay will depend on things like relevant experience, skills, knowledge, geography, education, business needs, and market demand.

How to apply

Agencies and third party recruiters: don't submit a resume unless you have a current executed Hologic Agency Agreement from the HR department and an invitation from a Hologic Recruiter. Unsolicited resumes won't be considered. All resumes must go to the Hologic Recruiter under these terms.

This role requires following all applicable FDA regulations and ISO requirements.