Electro‑Mechanical Millwright, Industrial Operations

Build a career that powers a more sustainable future

Do you keep heavy machinery humming? Can you trace a fault on a 480V circuit, then pivot to a combustion survey with equal confidence? Join Real Alloy in Coldwater as an Electro‑Mechanical Millwright on our Rotating B Night Shift and help us keep critical operations running safely and efficiently.

In this role, you’ll safeguard uptime and safety by pairing hands‑on skill with meticulous documentation and communication. You’ll be the go‑to for installs, troubleshooting, and precision calibration—while mentoring teammates and modeling safe work practices.

• Install, repair, maintain, adjust, modify, clean, construct, and service plant systems across electrical, electronic, pneumatic, recording, and control disciplines.
• Diagnose issues using pertinent diagnostic tools; interpret blueprints, drawings, diagrams, manuals, and codes to plan and execute work.
• Perform layout, assembly, and wiring for new installations and replacements.
• Conduct and record tests, including temperature and combustion surveys, and maintain accurate work orders, calibration logs, and calculation records.
• Operate mobile/material‑handling equipment; erect and remove ladders and scaffolding safely.
• Adhere to all policies and safety rules and meet Monthly Safety Leading Indicator Requirements within our Rewards and Recognition Program.

• $30.26/hr starting pay (direct hire) with scheduled increases and a skills training plan
• Benefits available within 30 days:
  Medical, HSA/FSA, Dental, Vision
• 401(k) with company match
• Free paid life insurance, plus free short- and long-term disability coverage
• Benefit hub discount program and Employee Assistance Program
• Paid Sick Time, Accrued Vacation, Paid Holidays
• FR work uniforms and boots provided
• Retention/Referral bonuses: 3 months $250, 6 months $500, 9 months $750, 12 months $1,000
• Growth pathways, training, and earnings potential—your contributions matter to our team, community, and environment

• 2+ years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing or foundry environment
• Proven dependability, attendance, and a positive, safety-first mindset
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team; respectful written and verbal communication
• Comfort working from elevated positions; adept with hand/power tools and mobile equipment
• Mechanical troubleshooting and heavy equipment repair skills
  
  Competence with 120/208/240/480 VAC systems and performing machine safety inspections
• Blueprint literacy and effective use of diagnostic instruments
• PLC experience is a plus; foundry experience is a plus

• PLC‑controlled systems
• Conveyor systems

Rotating B Night Shift