Manufacturing Controls & Networking Electrician

Ready to be the expert everyone calls when the line stops?

Imagine stepping up to a complex machine fault: you read the schematic, trace the signal, test the servo amplifier, and bring the system back online—safely and quickly. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, you’ll thrive here.

What you will do Install and repair electrical systems across industrial machinery, facility equipment, and building infrastructure.

Test and diagnose issues; align corrective actions with mechanics and supervisors.

Apply deep NEC code knowledge to keep operations compliant and safe.

Build 24–480V control panels using electrical prints; execute clean, accurate terminations.

Support Digital/Analog I/O and industrial networking;
Ethernet and Fiber experience preferred.

Troubleshoot and maintain advanced motion systems: servos, servo amplifiers, servo controllers.

Track down and resolve electrical problems throughout the facility and grounds.

Bend/install a variety of conduit; size wire/conduit correctly per distance and FLA.Work confidently on 24V–480V power; service both low- and high-voltage systems.

Read and interpret electrical schematics to guide fast, safe repairs.

Diagnose motors, motor controls, and device controls; repair sensors and solid-state equipment.

Identify and order correct parts via manufacturer manuals and prints.

Communicate clearly—both written and verbal—so the team stays informed.

Collaborate with teammates of all skill levels; share knowledge and mentor when needed.

Cultivate strong partnerships with maintenance coworkers, contractors, and vendors.

Bring experience with complex manufacturing operations (preferred) to improve uptime.

Other duties as assigned.

Food safety is everyone’s job Producing product free of contamination

Following all Ken’s Foods Security and GMP policies

Reporting any suspicious activities anywhere in or around the plant

Inspection of work area for any possible product contamination issues on a continuous basis

Who you are Language-ready:
Comfortable reading safety rules, operating/maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals; writing routine reports; and speaking to groups.

Numbers-savvy:
Confident with arithmetic across units of measure using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals; able to compute rate, ratio, and percent; capable of drawing/interpreting bar graphs.

Problem-solver:
Tackle practical problems with limited standardization; interpret written, oral, diagram, or schedule instructions.

Physical and mental readiness

Physical:
Frequent standing, walking, reaching, and fine hand use; occasional sitting, climbing/balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and talking/hearing. Frequently lift/move up to 10 lbs and occasionally more than 100 lbs. Must be able to adjust focus.

Mental:

Work in a constant state of alertness and safe manner

Perform tasks involving high levels of cognitive function and judgment

Not mentally or physically impaired from any cause that can adversely affect ability to safely and competently perform the duties of the position

Take prompt and appropriate response to operating conditions

Work in an unfatigued state; accurately gauge time and distance

Quickly store and recall instructions in short-term memory; concentrate effectively

Cope with sudden changes, emergencies, and alarms

Demonstrate a caring, committed, and concerned attitude about safety

Work alongside teammates of diverse skill levels while providing guidance and knowledge-sharing

Team structure

This job has no supervisory responsibilities.

Where you'll work Expect frequent exposure to moving mechanical parts; occasional exposure to wet/humid conditions, high/precarious places, fumes/airborne particles, toxic/caustic chemicals, outside weather, extreme cold/heat, and electrical…