Join a century-strong metal fabrication leader where hands-on problem solving and craftsmanship keep complex equipment running at its best. If you enjoy diagnosing issues, turning wrenches, programming drives, and making a visible impact every shift, this role is for you.
Compensation and schedule
Pay: 19–24 per hour + 2.50 shift differential; paid weekly
When your shift begins, you will review outstanding work orders, prioritize safety-critical items, and move between mechanical and electrical tasks throughout the plant. Expect to:
Commit to safety first by following all policies, procedures, and guidelines
Diagnose and repair industrial machinery and facility systems; execute preventive maintenance to reduce downtime
Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical faults using hand tools and test gear
Assemble, install, test, and maintain wiring, equipment, machinery, apparatus, and fixtures
Connect wiring to circuit breakers, transformers, and related components
Program and troubleshoot VFDs and PLCs
Perform rigging, balancing, alignment, and layout/drawing tasks as needed
Fabricate and install mechanical parts from cold rolled steel, stainless, plate, structural members, and other metals
Use welding and oxyacetylene torch techniques safely and effectively
Maintain electrical equipment to meet regulatory codes at the country, state, and federal levels
Deliver error-free work that supports internal and external customers and adhere to established safety and quality processes
Keep work areas clean and organized; work under direct supervision; perform other duties as assigned
What you bring
High school diploma or equivalent
2+ years in a manufacturing or industrial setting
Strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and basic critical thinking skills
Ability to troubleshoot and assist with repairs/diagnostics on advanced processing equipment: CNC machinery, material handling systems, press brakes, lifting devices, and sawing equipment
Proficiency with laser alignment and vibration monitoring
Competence programming and troubleshooting VFDs and PLCs
Experience with mechanical systems, hydraulics, and pneumatics
Ability to test electrical systems and circuit continuity using ohmmeters, voltmeters, and oscilloscopes
Skilled with oxyacetylene torch work and welding; must maintain welding certification
Ability to operate forklifts, high lifts, and cranes; must maintain required equipment certifications
Comfort using hand tools such as hammers, pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches, drills, grinders, and banders
Ability to speak, write, and comprehend conversational English
Physical demands and environment
Stand and walk for long periods, including 2–5 miles per shift
Repeated bending, sitting, standing, twisting, and stooping
Lift and carry 25–50 lbs from floor to waist and front-carry 25–50 lbs repeatedly per shift
Reach overhead; squat, kneel; climb short ladders or steps
Work from ladders, scaffolds, and roofs to install, maintain, or repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures
Maintain precise hand and finger coordination for fine manipulation
Read labels; follow safety and standard operating procedures; communicate effectively in an industrial environment
Vision of 20/30 with corrective lenses
Indoor/outdoor exposure to changing temperatures, loud noise, vibration
Hazards: moving mechanical parts, electrical current, high heat, chemicals
Atmospheric conditions: fumes, odors, dust, mist, gas, or poor ventilation
Exposure to oils and other cutting fluids
Accessibility
*Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions ofthis position.*