Picture your shift at Real Alloy: you arrive, gear up, review safe work plans, and dive into a mix of new machine installs and hands-on diagnostics. By midday you’ve isolated an electrical fault, replaced a component, verified lockout/tagout, and brought a critical system back online. Before clocking out, you complete a machine safety inspection and document work so the next shift is set up for success. Multiple shifts are available, and your work has a visible impact from day one.
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Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits
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Retention bonuses that reward your commitment
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Growth opportunities as you expand your skill set
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Install new equipment and bring it up to spec, including alignment, calibration, and start-up checks
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Troubleshoot and repair production machinery—both mechanical and electrical—to minimize downtime
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Perform equipment diagnostics, from basic checks to deeper root-cause analysis
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Execute safe work practices every time, including strict Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
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Conduct machine safety inspections and document corrective actions
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At least 2 years of maintenance experience in an industrial environment
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Ability to operate power equipment and follow detailed work instructions and procedures
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Curiosity to learn and a commitment to working safely; PLC exposure is a plus (you’ll gain more on the job)
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A team-first mindset, with the confidence to work independently and complete assigned tasks
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Heavy equipment repair and precision mechanical work
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Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting
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Maintenance and repair techniques that keep assets reliable
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Equipment diagnostics and problem resolution
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Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and strong safety habits
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Equipment installation and wiring, as well as broader equipment installation projects
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Machine safety inspections and documentation
Real Alloy is ready to welcome you. Step into a role where your craftsmanship keeps the operation running—and your career moving forward.
