Maintenance-Electrical Machine Repair

Maintenance-Electrical Machine Repair

Industrial Machine Repair / Maintenance Technician

Our client is a long-established, stable precision manufacturer in the Menomonee Falls area experiencing significant growth. As manufacturing capacity expands, they are strengthening the maintenance team responsible for keeping a busy machining operation running.

This is a hands-on opportunity for an experienced maintenance professional who likes diagnosing problems, repairing machinery and figuring out why equipment isn't doing what it should. The environment includes multi-spindle machining equipment and a variety of other industrial production machinery.

The work may include:

• Troubleshoot, repair and maintain industrial production machinery and controls
• Diagnose mechanical and electrical problems using schematics, manuals, testing equipment and input from machine operators
• Repair, replace, disassemble and rebuild machine components and equipment
• Perform preventive maintenance and help improve equipment reliability
• Work with industrial wiring, machine controls, transformers and electrical testing equipment
• Support machine rebuilds, installations and equipment moves
• Weld or fabricate components when needed for repairs
• Work with outside vendors on difficult equipment problems
• Document repairs, parts usage and maintenance activity
• Help operators and other maintenance personnel better understand equipment and recurring problems

Experience maintaining or repairing CNC equipment, multi-spindle/screw machines, machine tools or other complex production machinery is particularly relevant. A strong combination of mechanical aptitude, industrial electrical knowledge and troubleshooting ability is important.

Our client offers a stable environment, significant growth, overtime opportunities and the chance to work on equipment where strong maintenance people can make a very visible difference. This isn't facilities maintenance — the focus is keeping production machinery operating reliably.

If you're an industrial maintenance or machine-repair professional who enjoys solving difficult equipment problems, we'd like to hear from you. Tell us what you've worked on and what schedules you'd consider. There may be more than one opportunity as the operation grows.