We are looking for a qualified and highly safety-conscious technician specializing in mechanics and pneumatic systems. The primary responsibility of this position is to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot compressed gas charging systems. The ideal candidate will have experience handling both flammable and non-flammable gases and operating small container filling machines. This is a hands-on role and a critical component of our production operations. Key Responsibilities: Gas Charging Operations: Precisely and safely fill and refill a variety of compressed gases into small cans and cylinders, strictly adhering to quality and quantity specifications. Machine Operation and Adjustment: Operate, set up, and adjust semi-automatic and automatic filling machines for small containers. Preventive Maintenance: Perform routine and preventive maintenance on pneumatic systems, filling heads, compressors, pumps, and related machinery to ensure optimal performance. Troubleshooting and Repair: Efficiently diagnose and repair mechanical and pneumatic malfunctions in filling equipment to minimize downtime. Quality Control: Conduct routine quality checks, including pressure testing, leak detection, and weight verification, to ensure all products meet our high standards. Safety Compliance: Follow all company safety protocols, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and industry regulations (including OSHA, NFPA) to handle hazardous materials accurately. Warehouse and Documentation: Maintain accurate records of gas inventory, filling logs, maintenance activities, and safety inspections. Teamwork: Work effectively as part of a team to achieve production goals and maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment. Required Qualifications and Skills: Proven experience as a mechanical technician, pneumatic systems technician, or in a similar role. Basic hands-on experience with compressed gas systems, including filling, handling, and storage. Specific experience in operating and maintaining small container filling machines is required. Strong understanding of pneumatic components (valves, cylinders, pressure regulators, actuators) and systems. Ability to read and interpret mechanical and pneumatic diagrams and equipment operating manuals. Meticulous attention to detail and a firm commitment to safety procedures. High school diploma or equivalent; a technical certificate or diploma in mechanical engineering technology or a related field is preferred.