TechnicianIII,Operations&Maintenance(Shift-MidShift)

Conveying, loading, palletising, packing, sortation and distribution – BEUMER Group is a leader within the development and manufacture of high-technological intralogistics systems for global markets. Our employees stand out from others thanks to their ability to supply innovative solutions to our customers. They can do this because they know the industry and are passionate about continuously developing and expanding their knowledge. We support these high standards through teamwork, mutual respect and a working culture based on trust that fosters stability and security for all of our employees. Our common goal is to implement outstanding and innovative projects worldwide. The Senior Maintenance Technician is a key contributor to the performance, reliability, and continuous improvement of the BEUMER Individual Carrier System (ICS) within airport baggage handling operations. This role demands advanced mechatronics expertise across electrical, mechanical, and control systems. Reporting to the Shift Supervisor, the technician provides hands-on support, system diagnostics, and technical leadership to ensure seamless baggage flow and minimal downtime. This role will support the BEUMER Individual Carrier System (ICS) at Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR). Key Responsibilities: * Perform routine and advanced maintenance on BEUMER ICS components, including ICS elements, diverters, scanners, and third-party equipment used to interface with the system. * Diagnose and resolve faults across mechanical, electrical, and control subsystems using structured troubleshooting methods. * Respond to system interruptions caused by carrier jams, sensor faults, or control logic errors; execute resets and root cause analysis. * Conduct preventive and corrective maintenance aligned with BEUMER Group standards and OEM documentation on the ICS system. * Interface with BEUMER’s High-Level Control (SAC) and PLC systems to monitor performance and execute logic-based interventions. * Inspect