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Every Plate Remote Jobs in Chicago, IL (NOW HIRING)

Technician/Mechanic

Chicago, IL · Remote

$27 - $46/hr

You will find products printed on our machines all around you every day including the US currency ... Location: 100% Remote with nearly 100% business travel domestically Reports to: Service Manager ...

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As of Aug 28, 2026, the average hourly pay for every plate remote in Chicago, IL is $16.71, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.87 and $17.84 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Job description

Koenig & Bauer is the oldest, global printing press manufacturer in the world! For more than 200 years, we have been bringing together innovative technology and enthusiasm for tailor-made print solutions for our customers.   You will find products printed on our machines all around you every day including the US currency in your wallet and much of the packaging in your grocery stores and big box retail stores.   

With the broadest product portfolio in the industry, groundbreaking machines and a holistic service promise, Koenig & Bauer sets international standards. Our 5,500 employees worldwide generate annual sales of €1.2 billion. 

This is your opportunity to join Koenig & Bauer (US), the sales and service organization for Koenig & Bauer in the United States and the North American headquarters.  Become part of our company where creativity, fascination and passion for mechanical and electrical engineering work together as we develop the printing world of tomorrow and exceed print!
 

Location: 100% Remote with nearly 100% business travel domestically

Reports to:  Service Manager

Standard Schedule:  Standard work schedule is Monday – Friday and hours vary; but must be able to work weekends, early mornings, and some evenings

FLSA Status:  Non-Exempt/Hourly

Compensation:  $27 - $46 per hour

 

Job Responsibility:  The Service Technician–Mechanic travels to customer locations to install, maintain, upgrade, troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair mechanical, pneumatic, and printing issues for Koenig & Bauer printing presses.   The Service Technician interacts directly with the customer listening to their needs and asking probing questions in preparation for the installation or service call and must be able to effectively communicate technical information and resolutions to customers with varying degrees of technical knowledge and abilities.  The Service Technician must come up with the plan of action to address the customer issue with an emphasis on quality work (fix it right the first time) and efficiency to minimize installation or downtime and to control costs.
 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Perform various mechanical repairs and maintenance on Koenig & Bauer equipment at customer sites including but not limited to gripper settings on impression and transfer delivery bars, pump and inker issues, seals, register drives, ink key seals, plate and blanket clamps, bladder replacement, machines crashes with infeed, inker, base unit, or delivery, perfector issues, and cylinder replacement.
  • Perform installation of Koenig & Bauer equipment, 40-inch and up, and sub-supplier equipment such as Baldwin cabinet, Technotrans or AGT cabinet, etc. in accordance with blueprints from time of delivery to commissioning press including installing base units straight on the pad, inker placement, installation of infeed, extension, delivery, and feeder; placement of pumps and cabinets (i.e. wash-up or air).  
     
  • Perform thorough audits on presses, as scheduled, inspecting from the feeder to the delivery and identifying worn or damaged parts with emphasis on safety-related issues.        Identification of parts, parts numbers, estimating necessary repair time for each component, and prioritizing list of needed repairs by safety, quality, and production.