Industrial Controls Maintenance Technician - Day Shift

Job Summary

Publication Printers is seeking Industrial Controls Maintenance Technicians to support production equipment in a fast-paced printing and manufacturing environment. This position is focused on troubleshooting, repairing, maintaining, and improving electrical and electronic control systems used in production machinery.

The ideal candidate will be a hands‑on technician with strong troubleshooting skills and experience working around industrial equipment, machine controls, sensors, motors, drives, control panels, and electrical schematics.

This role is focused on production equipment and machine controls, not primarily on building electrical installation. The main responsibility is to help keep equipment running safely, efficiently, and reliably.

• Day Shift: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
• Schedule A:
  Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and every other Sunday.
• Schedule C:
  Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and every other Sunday.

Denver, Colorado area.

• Troubleshoot and repair electrical, electronic, and control-related issues on production equipment.
• Diagnose issues involving PLC inputs and outputs, sensors, relays, contractors, safety circuits, control panels, motors, drives, encoders, photoeyes, limit switches, and other industrial control components.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, machine drawings, panel layouts, and OEM documentation.
• Troubleshoot and support variable frequency drives, servo drives, motor controls, starters, and related control circuits.
• Assist with PLC troubleshooting, including monitoring inputs and outputs, identifying failed components, and supporting program-related diagnostics when needed.
• Use multimeters, diagnostic tools, laptop-based software, and other test equipment to identify electrical and control system failures.
• Replace, wire, and test sensors, motors, drives, relays, fuses, power supplies, switches, contractors, circuit boards, and other electrical or electronic components.
• Perform preventive maintenance on electrical and electronic systems to reduce downtime and improve equipment reliability.
• Support pressroom, bindery, finishing, packaging, and other production equipment as needed.
• Work with mechanics, operators, supervisors, vendors, and OEM technical support to resolve equipment issues.
• Assist with machine upgrades, control improvements, equipment moves, installations, and reliability projects.
• Document repairs, troubleshooting steps, part replacements, machine conditions, and follow-up needs clearly.
• Follow lockout/tagout procedures and all company safety policies when working on equipment.
• Perform other maintenance-related duties as assigned.

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Hands‑on experience troubleshooting industrial equipment, production machinery, or electrical/control systems.
• Ability to read and understand electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, machine drawings, and OEM documentation.
• Experience troubleshooting electrical and electronic control systems on industrial or production equipment.
• Working knowledge of sensors, relays, contractors, motors, motor starters, safety circuits, control panels, and industrial wiring.
• Ability to use a multimeter and other diagnostic tools to troubleshoot electrical and control-related issues.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot logically instead of replacing parts without diagnosis.
• Ability to work safely around energized and de‑energized equipment while following company safety procedures.
• Ability to work independently during the shift while communicating clearly with maintenance and production leadership.
• Willingness to document repairs, findings, and follow-up needs.

• Formal education, training, or certification in electronics, electrical systems, automation, industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or a related technical field.
• Five or more years of hands‑on experience troubleshooting industrial equipment, machine controls, or production machinery.
• Experience working with PLC‑controlled equipment, including the ability to understand inputs, outputs, machine signals, and basic control…