Maintenance Technician III

FNA Group is a world-class, leading manufacturer of consumer and industrial pressure washers and other indoor and outdoor power equipment.

FNA's highly acclaimed brands include Simpson, Delco and CRX.

Exclusive licenses with recognizable brands such as DeWalt, Stanley Black & Decker and Craftsman further strengthens FNA's market presence and awareness.

FNA is a dynamic organization with unprecedented growth due largely to its ability to attract and retain highly talented associates.

FNA Group has a Maintenance Technician III position available in our Mesquite, TX facility. The Maintenance Technician III performs equipment diagnostics and repairs, preventative maintenance, and new equipment installations including utilities as well as equipment set up, as needed, to support the manufacturing of consumer and industrial pressure washers, hot water pressure washers, trailers, generators and water pumps.

Typical work schedule is Monday through Thursday 6am-4:30pm, Friday and Saturday 7am-3:30pm.

This provides 16 hours of overtime each week.

A typical day for a Maintenance Technician III may include any of the following, and no two days are the same.

• Ensure equipment uptime metrics are met for manufacturing and facilities equipment
• Diagnose and repair: Pneumatic and hydraulic seals, hoses, cylinders, solenoid actuated valves and hydraulic pumps Motors, drive chains, sprockets, sheaves, pulleys, rollers, conveyor belts, bearings and transfer plates Simple circuits, 3-phase power systems, motor controls, AC/DC Drives, PLC's and servo drive systems PLC and electrical sensors and circuits. Rebuilding / replacement of equipment wearable parts.
• Pneumatic and hydraulic seals, hoses, cylinders, solenoid actuated valves and hydraulic pumps
• Motors, drive chains, sprockets, sheaves, pulleys, rollers, conveyor belts, bearings and transfer plates
• Simple circuits, 3-phase power systems, motor controls, AC/DC Drives, PLC's and servo drive systems
• PLC and electrical sensors and circuits.
• Rebuilding / replacement of equipment wearable parts.
• Use a digital multi-meter to identify faulty wiring, blown fuses, faulty switches, terminal ends, circuit boards, breakers and photoelectric controls
• Provide electrical services: run conduit, install / disconnect junction boxes, fuse boxes, and replace faulty breakers