Industrial Controls Maintenance Electrician

Industrial Controls Maintenance Electrician

Location:

Euclid Picture your day starting on the plant floor in Euclid, where advanced welding, cutting, and automation equipment power a global manufacturing leader. Under general supervision, you’ll take ownership of keeping complex machines and systems safe, available, and at peak performance. Your direction comes from the Group Leader and a Machine Repair Electrician A, and you report directly to the department Manager.

The schedule is primarily first shift, but you’re ready when operations call—second or third shift, split shifts, 12-hour rotations, weekends, holidays, and on-call coverage.

What you’ll tackle

Own off-shift priorities: assess production needs and safety requirements to determine what must be fixed first.

Diagnose, adjust, and repair automated equipment, process systems, robotic cells, and combustion systems so they run reliably and safely.

Plan and execute preventive maintenance; recommend upgrades that improve uptime, capability, and yield.

Analyze equipment failures, both scheduled and unscheduled; document findings and corrective actions for regulatory purposes.

Commission and validate new equipment installations—configure controls, test functionality, and ensure work is clearly documented.

Support engineering on test rigs and fixtures; collect, compile, and summarize test data to resolve product or equipment issues.

Perform bench repairs on production equipment and spare assemblies; oversee maintenance contracts and vendor service as assigned.

Order, track, and maintain spare parts; keep neat, accurate maintenance records.

Collaborate with Engineering, Production Team Leads, Manager, Group Leaders, and peers to achieve results.

Report maintenance and safety concerns immediately; contribute to procedure and equipment upgrades.

Rotate between Mentor and Euclid facilities as training or job needs require.

How you’ll work Follow all company specifications, procedures, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Perform efficiently and safely, offering guidance to less experienced electricians.

Adapt your schedule to meet operational goals; be prepared for weekends, off-shifts, holidays, and on-call assignments.

Take on additional responsibilities in support of the Company’s Strategy as needed.

Skills and experience you bring

Completion of an Electrician Apprentice Program, an Associate degree/certificate in Electronics/Electrical Technology, or equivalent experience.

Successful completion of the skilled trade assessment for this role.

Foundational troubleshooting skills in electrical systems; familiarity with combustion and/or hydraulic systems is helpful or may be required.

Working knowledge of relay logic, industrial controls, electronics, and PLCs.Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, ladder logic, and engineering drawings.

Competence using a computer to interface with machine control systems and PLCs; able to diagnose root causes, make repairs, and verify proper operation.

Proficient with measurement tools such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and megohmmeters.

Excellent attendance, organization, and communication skills.

Team-focused, self-motivated, safety- and quality-driven; works with minimal supervision.

Capable of occasionally lifting up to 75 lbs; mechanically inclined and able to operate hoists, forklifts, and scissor lifts.

Comfortable working in confined spaces, climbing ladders, and working at heights up to 30 feet.

Able to wear a respirator and accurately distinguish color codes on wires and electronic components.

Committed to continuous learning and able to understand and apply job-related specifications and procedures.

Selected candidate’s Job Level and Pay Grade will be determined based upon…