Maintenance Electrician

2 Openings - 1 on Each Weekend Shift
Auburn, IN | Industrial Recycling $32-$35/hour
Friday-Sunday | 36 Hours Worked / 40 Hours Paid

3:00 AM-3:00 PM OR 3:00 PM-3:00 AM

We’re looking for a strong multicraft maintenance technician to help keep a high-volume shredding operation running over the weekend.

This isn’t a project-heavy maintenance position. Your focus is simple:
keep the line running, troubleshoot problems, make repairs and keep the equipment moving.

You’ll work alongside the Weekend Maintenance Supervisor/Lead and become one of the key maintenance resources on the weekend team. Mechanically, you’ll work on the equipment that keeps the operation moving. Electrically, you’ll be the go-to resource for everyday troubleshooting and repairs outside of the Supervisor/Lead.

The shredding operation is heavily mechanical and includes a lot of conveyors and electric motors
, along with the components that keep them running.

Your work will include:

• Troubleshooting and repairing mechanical equipment
• Diagnosing problems with electric motors and motor-driven equipment
• Minor electrical troubleshooting and wiring
• Replacing electrical and mechanical components
• Working with conveyors, bearings, belts, chains and pulleys
• Preventive maintenance and equipment inspections
• Responding to breakdowns and getting equipment back online
• Troubleshooting basic electrical/control issues
• Supporting the Supervisor/Lead with more involved electrical problems
• Helping keep the operation safe and running efficiently

There are no major projects or programming responsibilities. The priority is keeping the line running and taking care of the maintenance issues that come up.

We’re looking for someone who is genuinely multicraft and comfortable working across mechanical and electrical systems.

You should have:

• Strong industrial maintenance experience
• Solid mechanical troubleshooting ability
• Experience working with electric motors
• Ability to handle minor electrical repairs and wiring
• Ability to troubleshoot electrical problems using a meter
• A good understanding of mechanical components and equipment
• Your own basic hand tools
• The ability to work independently and make good decisions when equipment goes down

Experience with
conveyors, shredding equipment, welding/fabrication, industrial equipment, agricultural equipment, automotive/heavy truck or heavy equipment can all translate well.

You don’t have to be a licensed electrician — but you do need to be the person others can count on when an electrical issue comes up.

Friday-Sunday | 12-hour shifts

Choose from:

• 3:00 AM-3:00 PM
• 3:00 PM-3:00 AM

You work 36 hours and get paid for 40
.

That means four full days off every week
, while still receiving a full 40-hour paycheck.

• $32-$35/hour
• 36 hours worked / 40 hours paid
• Three-day workweek
• Four full days off every week
• One opening on each weekend shift
• Strong mechanical + electrical troubleshooting
• No major project responsibility
• Day 1 uniforms
• $120 steel-toe allowance twice per year
• Full benefits

This is a great fit for a maintenance technician who likes being the person people call when something isn’t working.

You’ll spend your weekend keeping the equipment running — troubleshooting conveyors and motors, making mechanical repairs, handling minor electrical issues and working alongside the Supervisor/Lead to keep the operation moving.

Strong mechanical skills. Solid electrical ability. Good troubleshooting instincts. That’s what we’re looking for.