Industrial Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician

Be the backbone of our production floor

Step into a hands-on role where your troubleshooting instincts and craftmanship keep high-performing machinery running at its best. Your day starts by scanning preventive maintenance tasks, inspecting key equipment, and coordinating with supervisors on priorities. When an alarm pops, you diagnose, reset, and repair — from swapping faulty components to rebuilding systems — all while upholding strict safety and cleanliness standards.

Schedule & Pay

• Full-time, 12-hour shifts on a 2-2-3 rotation
• Average of 14 days off each month
• Extended weekends off every other week
• Pay depends on experience, up to $35/hour
• Overtime as required to meet customer demands

What you'll tackle

• Inspect and test machinery and equipment; execute all preventive maintenance schedules
• Communicate equipment concerns and production impacts with managers and supervisors
• Dismantle defective machines; install new or repaired parts
• Follow all safety procedures and policies; operate with a respirator when required and keep safety gear clean and compliant
• Clean and lubricate shafts, bearings, gears, and other components
• Install and repair electrical systems and equipment
• Design, assemble, install, and maintain pipe systems and related hydraulic and pneumatic systems
• React to basic system alarms and reset as needed
• Collaborate closely with co-workers to plan work, share updates, and solve problems
• Move carts, pallets, and toolboxes between areas to complete repairs and part replacements
• Maintain regular and consistent attendance
• Multitask effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment
• Maintain a clean, safe work area; follow company policies, procedures, and safety rules
• Understand and support the Quality Management and Environmental Management Systems
• Support continual improvement initiatives
• Support JSOX compliance
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

• 1 year certificate from a college or technical school; or 3
• Experience in a manufacturing environment

Core proficiencies

• PLC troubleshooting skills and PLC programming experience
• Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting
• Equipment troubleshooting across industrial automation systems
• Hydraulics experience
• Troubleshooting industrial automation equipment

Machines & technologies you'll use

• Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC): Fanuc, Omron, Panasonic, Schneider Electric, Beckoff, Modicon, B&R Industrial Automation, Sigmatek
• Servo motors