Industrial Maintenance Technician Jobs in Ohio
Industrial Maintenance Technician jobs in Ohio are consistently active, with strong demand concentrated in the state's manufacturing, automotive, and food processing sectors at every level from entry-level to senior maintenance lead. The busiest hiring markets are Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, where established employers like Honda of America, Procter and Gamble, and Ford Motor Company maintain large production and assembly operations. Preventive maintenance, PLC programming, and hydraulic and pneumatic systems are the most sought-after specialties across Ohio postings. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Industrial Maintenance Technician
SuperForm manufactures insulated concrete forms (ICF) and EPS insulation products in Cincinnati.
Our facility supports the complete manufacturing process under one roof, including steam generation, pre-expansion, block molding, shape molding, hot-wire cutting, scrap recycling, packaging, and plastic injection molding.
We continue to invest in modern manufacturing technology and equipment, including:
- Hirsch ICF shape molder – 2026
- Modix molding equipment – 2025
- Sunghoon pre-expansion and block molding line – 2022
- Miura steam boiler – 2022
We are seeking an experienced Industrial Maintenance Technician who takes ownership of equipment reliability, approaches troubleshooting methodically, and understands the importance of permanent corrective action.
The Role
The Industrial Maintenance Technician is responsible for diagnosing equipment failures, restoring production efficiently, and improving long-term machine reliability.
This is a hands-on technical role with responsibility for breakdown response, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, documentation, and equipment improvement.
Success in this position requires more than simply restoring a machine to operation. We are looking for someone who can identify the root cause of a failure, implement the appropriate repair, document the work completed, and help prevent the issue from recurring.
The successful candidate will be comfortable working independently, making sound technical decisions, and supporting a disciplined maintenance program across the facility.
What Success Looks Like
- Equipment downtime is reduced and maintained at acceptable levels.
- Repeat failures are identified, analyzed, and eliminated.
- Preventive maintenance schedules are established and consistently completed for critical equipment.
- Work orders, repairs, machine history, and parts usage are accurately documented.
- Critical spare parts are identified and maintained at appropriate inventory levels.
- Production receives timely and dependable maintenance support.
- Maintenance activity increasingly focuses on prevention and reliability rather than repeated emergency repair.
Equipment You Will Maintain
Our equipment includes:
Steam & Utilities
- Miura LX-200SG-07 gas-fired steam boiler – 170 PSI, 6,900 lb/hr
- Boiler water treatment systems
- Twin water softeners
- Chemical feed pumps
- WaterSolutions control system
EPS Processing & Molding
- Sunghoon SHF-2600P pre-expander
- Sunghoon SHF-100MIX-PA mixer
- Sunghoon SHB-4416VS block molder
- Hirsch HS 1450 I ICF shape molder with Hainzl hydraulic power unit and proportional valves
- Kurtz K1614 shape molder
- Modix MDX 255 molding system
Plastic Injection Molding
- Milacron NT440
- Ferromatik Milacron MTS-550
Cutting, Recycling & Packaging
- Hot-wire block cutting lines
- Chain and roller conveyors
- Overhead hoists
- Sunghoon SHR-8100CP EPS compressor
- Scrap grinders
- TAB Wrapper Tornado orbital stretch wrapper
Electrical Systems
- 460/480V three-phase distribution
- HPS dry-type transformers
- 115 VAC control systems
- 24 VDC control systems
Key Responsibilities
- Diagnose and repair electrical faults involving 460/480V three-phase motors, drives, starters, sensors, and control circuits.
- Troubleshoot PLC-related faults through I/O, sensors, valves, interlocks, and machine logic.
- Troubleshoot and repair hydraulic systems including pumps, power units, proportional valves, directional valves, cylinders, and related components.
- Operate and maintain steam systems including boilers, traps, valves, condensate return systems, and water treatment equipment.
- Maintain plastic injection molding presses, including hydraulic systems, heater bands, thermocouples, clamp systems, and ejector systems.
- Support mold changes, machine setups, and production changeovers on EPS block and shape molding equipment.
- Develop, maintain, and improve preventive maintenance schedules and procedures.
- Use equipment history and failure data to improve preventive maintenance frequency and maintenance practices.
- Identify and maintain appropriate critical spare parts inventory.
- Use OEM manuals, electrical schematics, hydraulic schematics, and manufacturer support resources to troubleshoot unfamiliar equipment.
- Coordinate directly with European and Asian equipment manufacturers when technical support is required.
- Maintain accurate maintenance records and machine history.
- Follow lockout/tagout procedures, NFPA 70E requirements, hoist inspection standards, and all company safety requirements.
Qualifications
- Minimum 5 years of industrial maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment.
- Strong three-phase electrical troubleshooting skills.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic schematics.
- Hands-on experience troubleshooting and repairing industrial hydraulic systems.
- Experience troubleshooting PLC-controlled equipment at the I/O and logic level.
- Experience with steam or boiler systems.
- Strong mechanical troubleshooting and repair skills.
- A disciplined and methodical approach to troubleshooting.
- Ability to work independently and take ownership of equipment issues through resolution.
- Ability to prioritize work based on safety, production impact, and equipment criticality.
- Basic personal hand tools.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in any of the following areas would be considered an asset:
- EPS, EPP, or foam molding equipment, including Hirsch, Kurtz, Sunghoon, Modix, or similar systems.
- Plastic injection molding equipment, particularly Milacron.
- Boiler operator license.
- Electrical license or completed electrical apprenticeship.
- Welding and fabrication.
- Preventive maintenance program development or CMMS implementation.
- Root-cause analysis and equipment reliability improvement.
What SuperForm Offers
- Modern manufacturing equipment and continued investment in plant technology.
- The opportunity to work on a diverse range of electrical, hydraulic, mechanical, steam, and automated systems.
- Support for preventive maintenance and long-term equipment reliability.
- Clear expectations and the authority to make sound technical decisions within your area of responsibility.
- Direct communication with operational leadership.
- The opportunity to help strengthen and improve the facility's maintenance systems and practices.
- Stable, full-time employment with a growing manufacturer.
Schedule
Day Shift
This position includes participation in an on-call rotation and overtime as required.
When critical equipment fails, the Industrial Maintenance Technician is expected to take a leading role in troubleshooting and restoring the equipment to service.
How to Apply
Please submit your resume along with a brief summary of the industrial equipment you have experience maintaining.
We would also appreciate a short example of a challenging equipment breakdown you resolved, including:
- What failed
- How you identified the root cause
- What repair was completed
- What action was taken to prevent the failure from recurring
We are especially interested in candidates who can demonstrate a disciplined, systematic approach to industrial troubleshooting and equipment reliability.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $35.00 - $45.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
Ability to Commute:
- West Chester, OH 45246 (Required)
Work Location: In person
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Top Industries Hiring
- Manufacturing
- Food & Beverage
- Energy
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What Ohio Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in industrial maintenance technician jobs across Ohio.
- Associate degree or technical diploma in industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or a related field
- Hands-on experience with PLCs, pneumatic systems, and hydraulic equipment
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical, electrical, and schematic drawings
- Experience performing preventive and corrective maintenance in a manufacturing environment
- Familiarity with OSHA safety standards and lockout/tagout procedures
- Willingness to work rotating shifts, weekends, or on-call schedules as required
Industrial Maintenance Technician Jobs in Ohio: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a industrial maintenance technician in Ohio?
Most industrial maintenance technician roles in Ohio are entered through a two-year associate degree or technical diploma in industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or electromechanical technology, available at Ohio's community colleges including Columbus State, Sinclair, and Cuyahoga Community College. Ohio does not require a state-issued license specific to this role, but employers strongly favor candidates with NIMS credentials or an EPA 608 certification for refrigerant handling, which can be earned while completing a degree program.
How much do industrial maintenance technicians make in Ohio?
Industrial maintenance technicians in Ohio earn a median of about $59,280 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $38,330 for the lowest 10% to over $85,400 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire industrial maintenance technicians in Ohio?
Employers hiring industrial maintenance technicians in Ohio right now include Avery Dennison, Sonoco, and Vestis, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Ohio's deep manufacturing base, particularly in automotive assembly and consumer goods production, means openings are consistent throughout the year rather than concentrated in seasonal hiring windows.
Which Ohio cities have the most industrial maintenance technician jobs?
Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus consistently lead for industrial maintenance technician openings in Ohio. Cleveland's concentration of steel, aerospace, and medical device manufacturers drives volume there, Columbus attracts postings through its large distribution and food processing operations, and Cincinnati benefits from the regional headquarters of consumer goods and chemical manufacturers like Procter and Gamble and BASF.
Are there remote industrial maintenance technician jobs in Ohio?
Yes, but they're rare. Industrial maintenance technicians work hands-on with physical equipment, so the vast majority of roles require an on-site presence. About 4% of industrial maintenance technician openings tied to Ohio are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those exceptions tend to be in remote technical support, documentation, or training and instruction roles rather than floor-level maintenance work.
How can I get hired as a industrial maintenance technician in Ohio with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is completing a one- or two-year technical program at an Ohio community college and applying directly to apprenticeship programs run by large Ohio manufacturers. Honda of America and Ford's Ohio plants, along with major distribution centers in the Columbus metro, regularly hire maintenance technician apprentices and technician helpers. Candidates coming from adjacent roles such as machine operator, general laborer, or facilities custodian have a strong footing, and earning a NIMS credential or forklift certification before applying gives a clear edge.
Where can I find and apply to industrial maintenance technician jobs in Ohio?
You can find and apply to industrial maintenance technician jobs in Ohio on Migrate Mate, which lists current Ohio openings from employers actively hiring. Find roles that fit your experience and location and apply directly to each one.
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