Controls Technician – Industrial Electrical & PLC Maintenance

Troy, Ohio

Pay: $37–$40/hour plus overtime

You bring your craft skills to a facility that depends on you to keep production running. As a Controls Technician, you troubleshoot, repair, and maintain the mechanical, electrical, and PLC-driven systems that keep operations moving. Your hands‑on expertise directly protects uptime and equipment reliability.

• Non‑union facility with an experienced, long‑tenured maintenance team
• Well‑maintained equipment in a clean, well‑kept facility
• Company continues investing in new equipment and capital improvements
• Two weeks of vacation plus 24 hours of PTO (resets each January)
• Overtime opportunities available on 2nd shift

• Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain complex mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment, including motors, pumps, piping systems, conveyors, furnaces, chillers, boilers, extruders, chemical tanks, and production machinery
• Apply craft skills across mechanical, electrical, welding, pipe fitting, and machining disciplines to install, fabricate, and repair production and facilities equipment
• Install new machinery and reposition equipment to support layout changes, including rigging, aligning, and hook‑ups
• Perform preventative maintenance, including extensive dismantling, reassembly, calibration, and lubrication
• Work 2nd shift (2:00 PM–10:00 PM) with overtime availability

• 2-15 years of experience in general production maintenance, with 3-5 years at a journeyman level preferred
• Strong knowledge of electronics, electrical systems, HVAC, hydraulics, machining, and mechanical theory
• Experience with Allen Bradley PLCs and 480‑volt industrial electrical systems
• Previous experience in an industrial fluid application facility preferred
• Strong communication skills, computer proficiency, and the ability to multi‑task and prioritize
• Ability to stand for extended periods and perform physical tasks including stooping, kneeling, crouching, bending, lifting, and crawling
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally
• Must provide own hand tools and tool box
• Valid Forklift Operator's license, or ability to pass required training
• High School Diploma or GED required; certification in a related trade preferred