CNC Equipment Reliability Technician

Since 1957, Hialeah Metal Spinning (HMS) has been a family-owned precision manufacturer serving aerospace, defense, industrial, transportation, and commercial markets. Our team delivers advanced CNC/PNC metal spinning, deep drawing, fabrication, CNC machining, laser processing, and complex metal forming. We operate under AS9100 and ISO 9001 quality systems and are ITAR registered.

As a CNC Equipment Reliability Technician, you keep our production heartbeat strong. You’ll troubleshoot, repair, and improve critical manufacturing assets and facility systems—directly impacting uptime, safety, quality, and on-time delivery. You will collaborate with machine OEMs, outside service partners, and HMS production teams to get problems solved quickly and correctly.

You arrive to review overnight maintenance logs and coordinate with Operations to plan safe, low-disruption repairs. A CNC metal-spinning machine flags an axis servo fault—you read the electrical schematic, validate sensor signals, and isolate a failing drive component. After restoring operation, you log the repair and recommend a spare strategy. Next, you perform scheduled PM on a laser cutting cell, inspect chillers and compressors, and then support an OEM integrator commissioning a hydraulic press upgrade. Before shift-end, you huddle with Production to prioritize tomorrow’s work—keeping downtime to a minimum.

• Execute preventive maintenance and corrective repairs on production equipment and facility systems.
• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, servo, motor, sensor, and industrial-control issues.
• Support and maintain CNC metal-spinning machines, CNC lathes/turning centers, laser cutting and laser welding systems, hydraulic presses, chillers, compressors, and related plant equipment.
• Respond to breakdowns during active production; set practical priorities to minimize downtime.
• Interpret electrical schematics, mechanical drawings, manuals, and OEM troubleshooting guides.
• Communicate clearly with OEM tech support, vendors, integrators, and third-party service technicians.
• Assist with equipment installs, commissioning, upgrades, wiring, mechanical modifications, and continuous-improvement initiatives.
• Keep accurate maintenance records, repair histories, spare-part data, and PM schedules.
• Spot recurring failure patterns and recommend corrective actions that improve reliability.
• Follow LOTO, electrical safety, machine-safety, and all HMS safety procedures.
• Coordinate closely with Operations and Production for safe, low-impact repair windows.

• 3+ years in industrial maintenance, electromechanical repair, machine service, field service, or comparable manufacturing-equipment experience (preferred).
• Strong mechanical aptitude and practical, methodical troubleshooting approach.
• Working knowledge of industrial electrical systems and safe electrical troubleshooting.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Experience supporting live production while troubleshooting machinery.
• Knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, motors, sensors, relays/contactors, and industrial controls.
• Clear communicator who can explain technical issues to operators and OEM/service personnel.
• Strong English speaking and writing skills for documentation and safety communication.
• Skilled at prioritizing multiple issues based on safety and production needs.
• Self-directed, reliable, organized, and eager to learn unfamiliar equipment.

• Hands-on time with CNC machinery, metal-forming equipment, laser systems, hydraulic presses, chillers, and air compressors.
• PLC and controls exposure: Beckhoff, Fanuc, Siemens, Allen-Bradley, or Mitsubishi.
• Background as an industrial electrician, in mechatronics, as a millwright, or in field service.
• Experience collaborating with machine-tool OEMs and remote technical support.
• Spanish language proficiency.

• Competitive pay tied to experience and demonstrated skill.
• Health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance.
• Paid vacation and holidays.
• 401(k) with company match and performance-based bonus opportunities.
• Overtime opportunities aligned with production demand.
• A stable, family-owned shop where you can learn, grow, and advance.

• Hands-on manufacturing setting that is generally not air-conditioned; conditions may include heat, humidity, noise, fumes, airborne particles, and moving machinery.
• Stand, walk, bend, reach, and work safely around industrial equipment for extended periods.
• Safety glasses and appropriate safety footwear/PPE are required.

Legal (ADA): Ability to lift and move up to 50 pounds when required, with reasonable accommodations available for qualified individuals.

You’re the person people call when equipment stops. You love solving the root cause—not just swapping parts—communicate clearly, work safely, and take pride in getting machines back online fast and right.

Email your resume to hr@hmsmfg.us. We welcome qualified out-of-state applicants; relocation assistance may be considered for highly experienced candidates.

Hialeah Metal Spinning, Inc. | 8155 West 20th Avenue | Hialeah, Florida 33014