Service Technician; Electromechanical

Service Technician – Electromechanical Position Summary

The Electromechanical Technician diagnoses and repairs electrical, mechanical, and electromechanical issues in industrial equipment within a repair facility. This role identifies failure modes, determines repair requirements, and restores equipment to serviceable condition through hands-on repair and validation.

• Diagnose electrical, mechanical, and electromechanical failure modes in motors, servo systems, brakes, gearboxes, and related equipment
• Identify root cause and contributing factors when possible
• Test, troubleshoot, and validate components and overall system performance
• Utilize electrical and mechanical diagnostic tools and test equipment to support troubleshooting and validation

• Perform mechanical disassembly, inspection, repair, and rebuild of industrial equipment
• Repair and replace motors, brakes, encoders, bearings, seals, shafts, and related components
• Execute repairs in accordance with internal procedures and quality standards
• Support integration and functional testing of repaired systems
• Validate equipment meets defined operational and performance requirements prior to release
• Own assigned repair jobs from intake through final validation and release

• Document failure modes, repair actions, and key technical findings in a structured, technically accurate format
• Record test results and other relevant operational data
• Provide technical input required for warranty determination and service reporting

• Work with Mechanical Technicians and other team members on multi-discipline issues
• Escalate complex, unclear, or systemic issues to engineering or support resources when required
• Communicate findings and recurring issues to support continuous improvement

• Maintain a safe, organized, and efficient work environment
• Support workflow, equipment handling, and shop productivity goals
• Follow all safety procedures and company standards

• Perform other duties as assigned in support of service operations and evolving business needs

Performance in this role is evaluated based on the following dimensions:

• Diagnostic accuracy and quality of failure interpretation
• Quality and reliability of repair execution and validation
• Clarity and completeness of documentation
• Timeliness of repair completion against expected turnaround targets
• Contribution to shop efficiency and throughput
• Adherence to safety and quality standards
• Collaboration and communication effectiveness across disciplines

• 5+ years of electromechanical or electrical repair experience
• Strong diagnostic ability with motors, servo systems, and powered mechanical assemblies
• Ability to troubleshoot integrated electromechanical systems
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams
• Strong attention to detail and technical accuracy

• Experience with industrial motion control, drives, or servo systems
• Experience in manufacturing, service, or equipment rebuild environments
• Exposure to failure analysis or root cause evaluation

• Ability to work in a manufacturing and repair environment
• Regular standing, bending, and movement throughout the facility
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs as required
• Extended use of tools, equipment, and computer systems