Electro-Mechanical Technician (4-Day Work Week ​/ 1st Shift

Electro-Mechanical Technician (4-Day Work Week / 1st Shift)

Salary up to $32.00 per Hour + Educational Aid
• Two Rivers, WI Vicinity
• Fully Onsite
• 1st Shift

SCHEDULE:

4-Day Work Schedule | Monday – Thursday (6:00 AM – 4:00 PM) | Occasional Friday overtime (typically 1 Friday/month)

PAY:
Up to $32.00 per Hour initial rate + educational support & full corporate benefits

FOCUS: 480V 3-phase electricity, AC/DC systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, sensors, relays, and basic PLC analysis

EXPERIENCE:

2+ years in maintaining industrial machinery, electro-mechanical repairs, or troubleshooting equipment

WORKSPACE:
Modern, high-autonomy production facility with 45+ advanced molding presses

For individuals seeking a reliable, independent maintenance career away from rigid corporate structures and slow-moving conglomerates, this direct-hire position offers a stable, high-autonomy environment. With over 40 years of market success, this debt-free precision manufacturing leader integrates engineering, custom tooling, and large-scale production in one facility. The company is known for long-term stability, seen through team members with 30+ year careers and a leadership team investing profits in modern plant machinery.

This role is a great fit for a technician who values equipment reliability and appreciates technical diversity. Instead of mundane tasks, you will handle multiple technical challenges daily, covering mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical issues across 45+ production presses. Strong hands-on skills, curiosity, and work ethic are key for this role.

• Identify, troubleshoot, and fix complex production machinery, handling electrical issues up to 480V three-phase systems.
• Perform preventative maintenance on production equipment, including lubrication, thermocouple testing, and heating system optimization.
• Address various technical challenges, from rebuilding hydraulic/pneumatic valves to general facility upkeep projects.
• Disassemble faulty equipment, repair components, and reassemble using cranes, hoists, and hand tools.
• Collaborate with plant management and engineering teams to manage assets and coordinate equipment installations.
• Accurately document maintenance data, tracking repairs, part usage, and equipment diagnostics.

• 2+ years of electro-mechanical troubleshooting and maintenance experience in a manufacturing or custom job shop.
• Strong understanding of electrical and fluid power systems, reading schematics, diagnosing sensors, relays, motors, and basic PLCs.
• Self-directed with the ability to troubleshoot independently and think critically on the shop floor.
• Reliable, safety-conscious work ethic with excellent attendance.
• Local to the I-43 manufacturing corridor near Two Rivers, WI.