Industrial Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist

A night in the life on our manufacturing floor

When your shift begins at 6:00 PM, you take ownership of uptime. You walk the line, read PLC diagnostics, scan VFD parameters, and listen for the subtle clues that a servo or conveyor needs attention. You keep preventive maintenance on schedule, react quickly when a drive or motor trips, and coordinate with Electrical Engineering whenever deeper support is needed. Your goal is simple: safe, reliable equipment that sustains peak production.

Schedule and compensation

• Rotating Night Shift: 6:00PM – 6:30AM (2-2-3 rotating schedule)
• Compensation:
  Tech II at $27.40–$35.25 per hour plus overtime;
  Tech I at $23.85–$30.70 per hour
• Flexibility: 40+ hours per week, weekends as needed, with on‑call support for repairs and assistance

• Own preventive and reactive maintenance for plant manufacturing assets to sustain maximum production rates.
• Manage and execute PM schedules and document all activity in the CMMS, closing PM and Repair Work Orders on time and in compliance.
• Troubleshoot and repair equipment and controls, including AC/DC motors and drives, chillers, downstream systems, conveyors, and related components.
• Serve as first responder to machine issues; loop in Electrical Engineering when escalations are required.
• Specify, source, and order replacement parts and control components from suppliers; help maintain an adequate spare parts inventory.
• Partner closely with Production to ensure safe, consistent operation of all plant equipment.
• Support Daily Management directives and contribute to Continuous Improvement projects that boost efficiency and Safety.
• Continue building capabilities through company training programs.

• Use of electrical test gear: voltmeter, ammeter, ohm meter, megger, and similar tools.
• Understanding of basic machine functions and the Sequence of Operations for production machinery.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical drawings.
• Working knowledge of NEC, UL508A, and NFPA 79.
• Strict adherence to Lockout/Tagout, Arc Flash boundaries, and PPE requirements.
• Proficiency with electrical formulas and mechanical math.
• Three-phase industrial wiring and power distribution.
• Experience with AC, DC, and servo drives/motors; motion setup and tuning for servo systems.
• PLC I/O and networking troubleshooting.
• Comfort with Microsoft Excel and Word for logs, reports, and parts tracking.

• Heavy Equipment Repair
• Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
• 120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
• Electrical Installation
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Electrical Repair
• OSHA 10-Hour Certification (OSHA 10)
• HVAC Maintenance
• HVAC Troubleshooting
• HVAC Repair
• High Voltage Systems
• Pneumatics Troubleshooting
• Maintenance and Repair Skills
• Industrial Electrical Experience
• Machine Safety Inspections

• High School or Vocational School diploma (required).
• Technician-level exposure to electrical, hydraulics, and pneumatics (preferred).
• 2+ years in industrial maintenance with electrical systems and controls.
• Foundational PLC and drive training; plastics processing knowledge is a plus.

• Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
• Conveyor Systems
• Servo Motors

This opportunity is suited for multi-craft professionals who enjoy electro‑mechanical problem solving, thrive on a rotating night schedule, and take pride in keeping production moving.

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