in Ohio.
Maintenance technician, mechanic, millwright & controls roles across Ohio — real openings, updated daily.
Ohio has 30 open industrial maintenance roles in our index right now, including roles at Cornerstone Building Brands, TJX Companies, Veolia North America, PBF Energy and RR Donnelley, — hands-on maintenance technician, mechanic, and millwright work around Marion, Ashville, Lordstown and Oregon. Roles like these typically pay $15–$56/hr, and many listings show a pay range up front so you can compare before you apply.
Maintenance Jobs in Ohio
30 roles · updated daily
Maintenance Technician 1st Shift
Maintenance Technician I
Maintenance Mechanic
Maintenance Technician - $2,000 Sign On Bonus
McWane Ductile Ohio - Process Control Tech (PLC Technician)
Maintenance Technician 2nd Shift
Ashville Maintenance Mechanic
Maintenance Technician I (Skillbridge)
Where the Ohio maintenance jobs are
Companies hiring maintenance techs in Ohio
What maintenance pays in Ohio
BLS OES, May 2025 puts the median maintenance technician wage in Ohio at $25.68/hr ($53,420/yr), with the middle half earning $21.17–$30.65/hr — ranked #14 of 50 states and 8% above the U.S. median.
Ohio maintenance jobs — FAQ
How much do industrial maintenance technicians earn in Ohio?
Listings here run about $15–$56/hr. That's based on current Ohio listings; skilled trades like millwrights, PLC/controls, and electrical maintenance sit at the top of the range, and shift differentials and overtime push pay higher.
Which companies hire maintenance techs in Ohio?
Recent employers in our Ohio index include Cornerstone Building Brands, TJX Companies, Veolia North America, PBF Energy and RR Donnelley. New roles are added as employers post them — check back or set an alert.
What certifications do Ohio maintenance employers look for?
Ohio employers most often want Electrical, Pneumatics, Hydraulics and Welding. Welding/AWS, electrical/journeyman, and PLC/controls credentials tend to unlock the highest pay.
Where are the maintenance jobs in Ohio?
Openings cluster around Marion, Ashville, Lordstown and Oregon and other industrial hubs across Ohio, from food and beverage plants to steel, paper, automotive, and chemical facilities.
How do I apply for maintenance jobs in Ohio?
Every listing links straight to the employer's application. Filter by shift, certification, employment type, and minimum pay, then apply — no account required.