Sand Plant Maintenance Technician — Keep It Turning

Description

Sand Mining & Processing | 4 Days On / 4 Days Off, 12-Hour Shifts

$34–$44 / Hour • Company-Paid Medical, Dental & Vision • 401(k) Match • Monthly Production Bonus

Conveyors don't splice themselves. Bearings don't change themselves. Slurry pumps definitely don't rebuild themselves. When a sand plant runs clean for a full shift, it's because somebody with a torch, a wrench, and a good ear made it happen — and that somebody is who we're hiring.

You'll build new sand plants from the ground up, then keep them alive: welding and fabricating, chasing down mechanical failures, swapping gearboxes and motors, fusing poly pipe, splicing belt, and rebuilding pumps. Feed systems, scrubbers, shakers, classifiers, crushers, hydraulics, air, water, electrical, structural — if it moves sand, it's yours to keep moving.

What You'll Do

• Build it: construct and assemble new sand plants, then support maintenance and repair straight through commissioning.
• Fix it: welding, mechanical repairs, electrical work, plumbing, hydraulic repairs, boiler maintenance, and air system servicing.
• Keep material flowing: maintain and repair feed, conveying, scrubber, shaker, and classifying systems.
• Own the heavy stuff: discharge hoppers, weigh systems, central mixers, load-carrying and drive systems, and structural systems.
• Cover the utilities: water, air, and electrical systems, crushers, hydraulics, and recycling systems.
• Turn wrenches that matter: bearing, gearbox, and motor changes, plus troubleshooting mechanical failures before they become downtime.
• Splice belt: Flexco and Super Screw conveyor belt repairs.
• Handle the messy jobs: slurry pump swaps and rebuilds, and poly pipe fusing.
• Fabricate: welding and custom fab work to keep the plant running and improving.
• Inspect and document: follow the Company's inspection schedule and turn in detailed inspection and maintenance reports.
• Work clean and safe: orderly work areas, company safety policies, and full compliance with federal and state mining regulations.

Your Schedule

Built-in work/life balance — half the month is yours.

• 4 days on, 4 days off
• 12-hour shifts

What's In It For You

• $34–$44 per hour, based on experience
• Company-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid vacation and company holidays
• Monthly production bonus eligibility
• PPE reimbursement, including approved safety boots and protective equipment
• Real career growth with a rapidly expanding company

Requirements

 What You Bring

• 3+ years of welding or mechanical maintenance experience — sand, aggregate, or heavy industrial plant experience preferred.
• Hands-on with bearing, gearbox, and motor changes.
• Conveyor belt repair and splicing, including Flexco and Super Screw.
• Slurry pump swaps and rebuilds, poly pipe fusing, welding, and fabrication.
• Arc welding and cutting torch know-how.
• Experience around gearboxes, bearings, structural welding, baghouses, elevators, silos, pumps, conveyors, and other industrial equipment.
• Strong troubleshooting, rigging, lifting, and mechanical alignment skills.
• Comfort working at heights and in hot or cold conditions, indoors and out.
• Skid steer, telehandler, and track hoe/backhoe experience preferred.
• Valid driver's license with a clean motor vehicle record.
• High school diploma or equivalent required; vocational or technical training in diesel mechanics preferred.
• A safety-first mindset and pride in equipment that runs right the first time.

The Physical Side

• Lifting heavy objects and equipment up to 50 pounds.
• Standing, stooping, bending, and kneeling for extended periods.
• Work in all weather conditions and environments, indoors and outdoors.

Why Us?
We're a growing mining operation that runs on people who'd rather fix it right than fix it twice. You'll have real equipment to work on, a crew that backs you up, and a plant where your mechanical skills show up in the numbers every single shift.
Apply today — if you keep it running, we'll keep you moving up.