The Judge Group

Maintenance Technician

• Stand-up high-reach trucks & Counterbalance forklifts
• Powered walkie pallet jacks
• Industrial batteries and charging systems
• Scissor lifts
• Other powered material-handling equipment as needed

• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on powered industrial equipment.
• Conduct daily inspections for wear, damage, leaks, loose components, and other developing issues.
• Lubricate, adjust, inspect, and replace normal wear components in accordance with preventive maintenance schedules.
• Identify equipment issues before they result in breakdowns or unsafe operating conditions.

• Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and battery-related issues.
• Respond to equipment breakdowns and return equipment to service quickly and safely.
• Repair or replace common components such as wheels, brakes, controls, cables, switches, hoses, batteries, and related parts.
• Use basic diagnostic tools and sound troubleshooting practices to identify equipment problems.
• Test equipment after repairs to confirm proper and safe operation.
• Escalate complex repairs to outside service providers when necessary.

• Maintain powered industrial equipment in safe operating condition.
• Identify and report unsafe equipment conditions.
• Remove equipment from service when necessary until repairs are completed.
• Follow lockout/tagout and other required maintenance safety procedures.
• Maintain awareness of employee safety while working in active warehouse and manufacturing areas.
• Follow all Company safety policies and procedures.

• Inspect and maintain industrial batteries and charging equipment.
• Identify battery, cable, connector, and charging-related issues.
• Support proper battery charging and general battery care.
• Report batteries or chargers requiring replacement or outside service.

• Help maintain commonly used parts and repair supplies.
• Communicate parts needs to Maintenance leadership.
• Assist with receiving, organizing, and storing equipment repair parts.
• Maintain Company tools and diagnostic equipment in good working condition.

• Work closely with Warehouse and Operations teams to understand equipment concerns and repair priorities.
• Respond with an appropriate sense of urgency when equipment failures affect production, shipping, receiving, or warehouse operations.
• Coordinate equipment availability and repair status with supervisors and affected departments.
• Assist the broader Maintenance team with equipment or facility-related needs as required.

• Prior experience in equipment repair, industrial maintenance, automotive repair, forklift service, mechanical repair, or a similar hands-on field.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting ability.
• Intermediate understanding of electrical and hydraulic systems.
• Experience using hand tools, power tools, and basic diagnostic equipment.
• Ability to work independently and manage multiple repair priorities.
• Ability to clearly communicate equipment issues with supervisors and affected departments.
• Dependable attendance and ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

• Previous experience working on forklifts or material-handling equipment.
• Experience with electric-powered equipment.
• Experience with industrial batteries and charging systems.
• Industrial, manufacturing, warehouse, automotive, or equipment-service background.
• Technical, vocational, automotive, industrial maintenance, or related training.

• Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, crouch, reach, and work around equipment.
• Ability to lift and carry tools and parts weighing up to approximately 50 pounds.
• Ability to work in warehouse, production, refrigerated, freezer, and outdoor environments as needed.
• Ability to safely work around moving equipment and industrial machinery.
• Ability to work overtime or weekends when business needs require.