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Aurora, IL

Utility Technician jobs in Aurora, IL

10 open roles from 1 employer. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

What these openings look like

All 10 are at SBM Management. Every one publishes a pay range, and they run $15.50 to $17.30 an hour. Every posting is full time. The most recent went up on Aug 17, 2026.

Every listing links to the employer's own application. Nothing is posted here on their behalf, and nothing is reposted from anywhere else.

Open roles

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.50–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Aug 17 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.50–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Aug 17 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.50–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Aug 17 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.30–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Aug 5 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.80–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Jun 5 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.50–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted May 6 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.50–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Apr 24 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.30–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Apr 13 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $16.50–$17.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Apr 13 · Verified Oct 6

Utility Technician

SBM Management · Aurora, IL · $15.50–$16.30 an hour · Full time

Posted Apr 13 · Verified Oct 6

What it pays here

Only some employers publish a range. These are the ones that did, as written in their own postings:

  • $16.50–$17.30 an hour
  • $16.30–$17.30 an hour
  • $16.80–$17.30 an hour
  • $15.50–$16.30 an hour

What they ask utility technician candidates here

Drawn from the 10 open postings on this page. The ones that come up across several employers are near the top.

Tell me about the maintenance work you have done. What kinds of equipment or tools have you repaired?

What they are checking: Whether they have real hands-on repair experience across tools, vehicles or machines like the posting describes.

A power tool stops working in the middle of a job. Walk me through how you figure out what's wrong.

What they are checking: Whether they troubleshoot step by step, starting with safe and simple checks, instead of guessing.

What does preventive maintenance mean to you, and why does it matter?

What they are checking: Whether they understand that regular checks prevent bigger breakdowns, which is the core purpose of this role.

This job may use a boom lift for high-rise window cleaning and dusting. Have you run a lift, and what do you check before you go up?

What they are checking: Whether they know lift inspection, fall protection and when to stop, since falls from height are deadly.

You are on a lift and someone walks under your work area. What do you do?

What they are checking: Whether they will stop work and secure the area, showing they protect others and not just themselves.

How do you inspect your own work to make sure a repair actually held?

What they are checking: Whether they check results before calling a job done, which the posting asks for directly.

Tell me about a time you saw a coworker skip a safety step. What did you do?

What they are checking: Whether they will speak up about at-risk behavior, a stated expectation for everyone at SBM.

Your supervisor gives you a repair job and a cleaning job at the same time, and both seem urgent. How do you handle it?

What they are checking: Whether they ask for priorities instead of guessing, which keeps the customer site running smoothly.

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