Automated Equipment Technician
Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing
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- Location
- Kerrville, TX
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 14
- 6 days ago
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About the company
Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing
Aviation & aerospace · 201 to 500 employees
What you'll do
- Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues, perform preventative maintenance, calibrate sensors and actuators, and document work.
- Improve reliability by identifying patterns, recommending fixes, and partnering with operators and engineers during installs and changeovers.
What you need
- Requires hands-on experience maintaining automated or industrial equipment, the ability to read electrical schematics and mechanical drawings, and comfort with diagnostics.
- Basic controls/PLC exposure is a plus.
Key skills
Electrical schematicsMechanical drawingsDiagnosticsBasic controls/PLC exposureSafety mindsetClear communication
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Your Mission
As an Automated Equipment Technician, you’ll keep our automated systems firing on all cylinders so production stays fast, safe, and precise. You’ll troubleshoot electrical/mechanical issues, perform preventative maintenance, calibrate sensors and actuators, and document work to keep downtime low and quality high. You’ll also help improve reliability by spotting patterns, recommending fixes, and partnering with operators and engineers during installs and changeovers.Required skills/qualifications:- Hands-on experience maintaining automated or industrial equipment- Ability to read electrical schematics and mechanical drawings- Comfort with diagnostics (meters, basic controls/PLC exposure a plus)- Strong safety mindset, clear communication, and dependable follow-throughReady to keep high-performance automation running at full throttle? Apply today.
On the Floor, In the Flow
Your day starts with a quick check of overnight notes and a scan of the line’s pulse—what’s running strong, what’s trending off, and what needs attention before it becomes a bigger slowdown. You’ll move between equipment areas, coordinating with teammates as priorities shift, keeping communication crisp and decisions practical. Expect a mix of focused bench time, quick huddles, and on-the-spot problem solving as production ramps, pauses, and surges. You’ll wrap up by updating logs and handing off clear status updates so the next shift can pick up at speed—no guesswork, no drama, just momentum.