Electro‑Mechanical Controls Technician — Manufacturing

Sacramento, CA | $49.40–$50.39/hr | Temporary Assignment

Is This You?

• Do you thrive on unraveling PLC faults in the moment production needs you most?
• Are Allen‑Bradley ControlLogix or CompactLogix programs second nature to you?
• Can you shift gears from HMI screens to electrical schematics without missing a beat?
• Would a 4:00 AM Day start or a 2:30 PM Swing start fit your rhythm—and are you open to overtime?

Your Mission

• Own troubleshooting for PLC-controlled production equipment
• Restore and enhance electrical and control systems
• Program and refine Allen‑Bradley PLC logic
• Support automated machinery to keep output on target
• Pinpoint and resolve electrical, mechanical, and automation issues
• Leverage HMIs and SCADA tools, including FactoryTalk, RS Linx, and Stratix switches
• Decipher and apply electrical schematics and blueprints
• Install and commission new industrial equipment
• Perform preventative maintenance routines
• Drive continuous improvement activities
• Act decisively to minimize downtime

What You’ll Bring

• 6+ years of industrial maintenance or controls experience
• Exceptional electrical troubleshooting ability
• Proven PLC troubleshooting skills
• Experience with Allen‑Bradley ControlLogix or CompactLogix
• HMI proficiency
• Fluency with electrical schematics
• Background in industrial manufacturing

Nice to Have

• Food manufacturing experience
• Hands-on work with automated production equipment
• SCADA and FactoryTalk familiarity
• Wonderware exposure
• PID tuning experience
• Forklift and scissor lift familiarity
• Industrial instrumentation skills

Shifts & Opportunity

• Day Shift: 4:00 AM start
• Swing Shift: 2:30 PM start
• Overtime: Available

Why It Matters

• Work hands-on with advanced automation and PLC systems
• Engage with cutting-edge manufacturing technology
• Contribute to a respected manufacturing operation
• Earn $49.40–$50.39/hour

Physical Demands

• Lift up to 50 lbs.
• Operate in an industrial manufacturing environment
• Climb ladders and stairs
• Work around active production equipment
• Enter confined spaces when necessary

Apply Now

If you’re an experienced Industrial Maintenance Technician, Controls Technician, Industrial Electrician, PLC Technician, Automation Technician, or Electro‑Mechanical Technician, we want to hear from you.