Facility Maintenance Technician
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - The Goodyear Tire & Rubber in Italia
About Goodyear
We’re dedicated to producing, innovating, and servicing the best tires in the world. For over 125 years, Goodyear has led the way in developing smart solutions that shape the future of mobility. Today, we’re one global team united by bold thinking, relentless drive, and a passion to exceed expectations. If you’re ready to embrace change and make an impact in your career, let’s go.
Why this Role Matters
As a Maintenance Technician within the Facility team, this role is essential to ensuring the continuous and reliable operation of facility equipment and infrastructure. By maintaining systems at optimal performance and minimizing downtime, the role directly supports operational continuity, cost efficiency, and product quality - while upholding Goodyear’s safety standards. Through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and a proactive approach to maintenance and safety, the role contributes to a safe, compliant, and high-performing working environment.
What You’ll Do
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on facility equipment and infrastructure,
ensuring reliability and continuity of operations.
- Carry out routine maintenance related to buildings and utilities, including HVAC systems, electrical installations, and site equipment.
- Diagnose and resolve mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical issues in a timely and supportive manner to minimize downtime.
- Conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with safety regulations, internal standards, and operational policies, while supporting external audits.
- Contribute to EHS performance by applying safety procedures (JRA, OBT, ICHE) and promoting a culture of care and responsibility.
- Participate in root cause analysis and support the implementation of corrective actions following incidents or equipment failures.
- Maintain accurate documentation, manage spare parts inventory, and collaborate with Engineering and Calibration teams to ensure equipment continuity.
What We’re Looking For