Perform routine maintenance tasks, including lubrication, belt replacement, and filter changes on pumps, fans, and motors. Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical and electrical issues in machinery and equipment, such as low-voltage motors, controls, and drives. Repair or replace piping and tubing systems, including iron, copper, and PVC materials. Work independently or collaboratively with other technicians to identify system issues, determine root causes, and recommend areas for improvement. Assist engineers with the design, installation, and commissioning of product support equipment, machinery, and systems. Conduct regular inspections to assess maintenance needs, prevent equipment breakdowns, and ensure optimal performance of facility equipment and machinery. Read and interpret technical documentation, such as prints, diagrams, specifications, manufacturer manuals, and engineering drawings. Perform general building maintenance tasks as needed to support overall facility operations. High School diploma or equivalent and 2 years additional education and/or related experience. No clearance required to start Strong understanding of mechanical systems, including gears, bearings, alignment, hydraulics, and pneumatics. Basic electrical knowledge, including motor control, electrical distribution, and machinery installation. Basic use of hand tools, power tools, and equipment such as grinders, drills, or saws Proficiency in soldering and brazing copper piping. Physical ability to work from ladders and elevated areas. Capability to repeatedly lift up to 45 pounds during a standard work shift. 5 years of related experience preferred Hands-on experience in servicing and maintaining HVAC equipment. Familiarity with industrial equipment, such as cooling towers, chillers, and air handlers. Associate's degree (two-year technical program) in a related field.