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Industrial maintenance jobs
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Maintenance technician, mechanic, millwright & controls roles across Montana — real openings, updated daily.

Industrial Maintenance Jobs in Montana

We track industrial maintenance hiring across Montana, from Billings, Great Falls and Missoula to smaller plant towns. There are no openings in our index today — set a job alert and you'll be first to know when Montana employers post maintenance technician, mechanic, or millwright roles.

Where the Montana maintenance jobs are

Government Data

What maintenance pays in Montana

BLS OES, May 2025 puts the median maintenance technician wage in Montana at $22.54/hr ($46,870/yr), with the middle half earning $18.50–$28.02/hr — ranked #40 of 50 states and 5% below the U.S. median.

$16.73
10th %ile
$22.54
Median
$34.76
90th %ile
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Montana maintenance jobs — FAQ

How much do industrial maintenance technicians earn in Montana?

Listings here run about $30–$42/hr. That reflects national maintenance-technician benchmarks; skilled trades like millwrights, PLC/controls, and electrical maintenance sit at the top of the range, and shift differentials and overtime push pay higher.

What certifications do Montana maintenance employers look for?

Montana employers most often want Welding, Rigging, Electrical and PLC. Welding/AWS, electrical/journeyman, and PLC/controls credentials tend to unlock the highest pay.

Where are the maintenance jobs in Montana?

Openings cluster around Billings, Great Falls and Missoula and other industrial hubs across Montana, from food and beverage plants to steel, paper, automotive, and chemical facilities.

How do I apply for maintenance jobs in Montana?

Every listing links straight to the employer's application. Filter by shift, certification, employment type, and minimum pay, then apply — no account required.

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