Automation & Controls Technician Apprentice (Mechatronics

Description

Start Your Technical Career with Innotec

Start Your Technical Career with Innotec
Looking for a career instead of just a job?
At Innotec, you'll earn a full-time paycheck while learning the skills needed to become an Automation & Controls Technician. Through hands‑on experience, mentorship, and company‑paid coursework through Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC), you'll build a foundation in automation, robotics, electrical systems, and industrial maintenance.
This program is designed for people who enjoy working with technology, solving problems, and learning how things work. No four‑year degree required.

• Full‑time paid position from day one
• Company‑paid coursework through GRCC
• Learn valuable technical skills with no student debt
• Work with automation, robotics, and advanced manufacturing technology
• Hands‑on training from experienced technicians and engineers
• Clear career growth opportunities
• Employee‑owned company (ESOP)
• Competitive pay and benefits

• Throughout the apprenticeship, you’ll receive training in:
• Industrial automation systems
• PLC programming and troubleshooting
• Electrical controls and industrial electricity
• Robotics and manufacturing technology
• Mechanical systems and power transmission
• Pneumatics and fluid power systems
• Equipment maintenance and repair
• Technical troubleshooting and problem solving

• Assist with maintaining and troubleshooting automated equipment
• Support machinery installations and process improvements
• Participate in preventive maintenance activities
• Learn to read electrical schematics and technical drawings
• Work alongside experienced technicians and engineers
• Complete apprenticeship coursework and training requirements
• Apply new skills in a real manufacturing environment

What We’re Looking For

• High school diploma or GED
• At least 18 years old
• Authorized to work in the United States
• Mechanical aptitude and interest in technology
• Willingness to learn and develop technical skills
• Commitment to completing apprenticeship coursework

• Manufacturing experience
• Automotive, mechanical, electrical, or technical hobbies
• Vocational or technical education experience
• Experience working with tools or equipment

• Like figuring out how things work
• Enjoy hands‑on learning
• Have a strong work ethic
• Ask questions and want to keep learning
• Enjoy solving problems
• Are interested in technology, machinery, robotics, or automation

• Company‑paid college coursework
• ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan)
• Profit sharing
• 401(k)
• Paid time off
• Health benefits
• Long‑term career opportunities

Build skills. Launch your career.