1st Shift Electrical Mechanical Maintenance

1st Shift Electrical Mechanical Maintenance

Location:

Vollrath Company, Kiel, Wisconsin

Shift: 1st Shift (

Hours:

start 5a-6a, end 2:30p-3:30p)
Pay: $40.00/hr
Sign-On Bonus: $5,000

• Perform a wide variety of complex plant and machine maintenance, including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic system troubleshooting and major system repair.
• Perform preventative maintenance and emergency repairs on CNC equipment and controls, lift trucks, power hand tools, machine tools, grinders, heating, air conditioning, and pressurized air systems; lubricate, replace or repair bearings, belts, gears, machine parts, gauges, motors, electrical components.
• Make complex electrical connections and install new or rearranged equipment.
• Design, install and repair electrical power distribution equipment from single phase to 3‑phase industrial grids.
• Initiate corrective action to resolve complex problems and report major malfunctions and continuing difficulties to supervisor.
• Read complex blueprints and schematics.
• Perform basic MIG, shielded metal arc welding, air arc gouging and work independently with minimum direct supervision.
• Recommend and requisition major repair items and ordinary replacement parts.
• Diagnose PLC installations and troubleshoot.
• Program PLCs and troubleshoot diagnostic relay logic installation.
• Work overtime on short notice, including weekends and other non‑standard hours.
• Direct activities of temporary assigned help.
• Assist and advise others as required.
• Perform own material handling.
• Follow good housekeeping procedures and safety practices.
• Perform other indoor/outdoor activities as required.
• Provide own basic tools to efficiently perform job.

• State‑certified Journeyman electrician, millwright or maintenance mechanic.
• 5 or more years of direct experience as an Electro‑Mech Technician in an industrial setting.
• Experience in PLC programming and installation.
• Knowledge of amplifiers, components, power supplies, test equipment, computer‑digital concepts, PLCs, cabling, motors, block diagram schematics, and advanced hydraulic schematics.
• Advanced knowledge and troubleshooting skills in power presses and metal‑working equipment.
• Strong mathematical skills.
• Experience developing and managing a preventative maintenance program.
• Ability to multi‑task and stay calm under pressure.
• Strong analytical, critical‑thinking, problem‑solving and communication skills.
• Willingness to accept change, new challenges and assignments.
• Ability to work in a team environment.

Mid‑Senior level

Temporary

Manufacturing and Production

Manufacturing