Industrial Electromechanical Technician – Forklift and Facilities

Is this you?

Do you enjoy chasing down an intermittent electrical fault on a forklift one hour and performing a precision hydraulic adjustment the next? Are you as comfortable reading a wiring diagram as you are calibrating a sensor? If so, you’ll feel right at home here.

What you’ll doKeep a diverse fleet of material handling equipment performing at its best through monitoring, trending, troubleshooting, and repairs.

Run a disciplined PM program aligned to OEM specs: oil/filter changes, belt replacements, calibrations, inspections, adjustments, and lubrication.

Capture every job in the CMMS—time, parts, and notes—so the team has clean data to plan with.

Decode plans, specifications, schematics, and manuals to pinpoint root causes and prevent repeats.

Pitch in with the battery team: repair chargers, perform battery change-outs, fix plugs/tips, water/wash batteries, and respond to acid spills.

Team up with building and refrigeration maintenance on general facility repairs, electrical troubleshooting, and refrigeration system maintenance/repairs.

What you know Mechanical systems: transmissions, drive units, differentials, braking systems, internal combustion engines, telescopic masts, reach mechanisms, steering, suspension, and more.

AC/DC electrical as applied to MHE PM, troubleshooting, and repair.

Hydraulics and hydraulic schematics; electrical schematics (AC/DC), drive motors, power amplifiers, and PLC-based controls.

What helps you succeed1–2 years entering work orders and PMs into a computerized tracking system (CMMS).Familiarity with Crown, Raymond, and/or Toyota equipment is a plus.

Automotive technicians and wheeled-army mechanics are encouraged to apply—your skills transfer well.

Why you’ll love it here Benefits on day one: medical, dental, vision

Company-matched 401(k)
Paid training to keep your skills sharp

Weekly payPTO and holiday pay Clear career progression paths

Tuition reimbursement

Employee health & wellness program

Discounts and purchasing programs

Employee Assistance Program $100 allowance toward safety shoes

Do you bring these proficiencies?120/208/240/480 V electrical

Commercial/industrial electrical expertise

Electrical repair and diagnosticsHVAC maintenance and HVAC repair

General maintenance and repair capability

Lift truck repair and maintenance

Industrial electrical systems

Hydraulic systems and components

Heavy-equipment electrical diagnostics

Electrical schematic reading

Automotive repair and service systems
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