Maintenance Technician

at  Protocase Inc45Drives Ltd

FULL TRANSPARENCY: WE WORK A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY AROUND HERE.

This isn’t just another job where you punch in and punch out. We come to work every day because we strive to earn a living in a meaningful way. Too many people exist without finding joy or purpose in their work, and we believe that’s just wrong. After all, we spend at least a third of our lives working—so why not create workplaces where people want to come to work in the morning and feel good when they leave at the end of the day?
At Protocase, your ideas don’t just matter—they shape our future. We thrive on collaboration and innovation, where every voice is heard, valued, and makes a real impact. Does this sound like something you’d want to be a part of and help grow?
Are you someone who loves solving problems, getting hands-on with machinery, and ensuring operations run smoothly? At Protocase, we’re looking for a Maintenance Technician who specializes in Electronics to join our Maintenance Team.
Our facilities in Sydney, Nova Scotia, are home to a fast-paced manufacturing environment where every custom enclosure, panel, and part is created from scratch. With a global customer base and a lightning-fast 2–3 day turnaround time, our commitment to quality and precision is non-negotiable. This means we need a Maintenance Technician who is dependable, resourceful, and eager to help maintain and improve our cutting-edge manufacturing equipment and facilities.
If you thrive on troubleshooting, problem-solving, and taking pride in keeping operations humming, we want to hear from you!

READY TO APPLY?

If this sounds like the opportunity you’ve been looking for, we’d love to hear from you! Join Protocase and become a crucial part of a team that’s pushing boundaries in custom manufacturing.
Take the first step—apply now!

As our Maintenance Technician - Electronics Specialist, you’ll report to the Maintenance Manager and take on a variety of responsibilities, including:

• Performing regular maintenance on machinery and equipment.
• Troubleshooting machinery malfunctions and resolving outages.
• Updating and maintaining our maintenance software to keep track of equipment status.
• Sourcing parts for repairs and upgrades by working with vendors.
• Keeping management and other teams informed of equipment status and progress.
• Collaborating with the maintenance team to enhance equipment performance and grow our manufacturing capabilities.
• Working on small projects involving instrumentation, electronics, or control systems as needed.

This role may also include after-hours and on-call work to address critical equipment outages when they arise, ensuring our production schedule stays on track. Weekend availability and the ability to take ownership of unexpected challenges are essential.