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Skills
Continuous Improvementunmatched
Conveyor Systemsunmatched
Electrical Componentsunmatched
Electrical Engineeringunmatched
Electrical Wiringunmatched
Electricityunmatched
Electromechanicsunmatched
Equipment Maintenance/Repairunmatched
Forkliftunmatched
GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices)unmatched
Hand Toolsunmatched
High Voltage (HV)unmatched
Hydraulic Engineeringunmatched
Identify Issuesunmatched
Maintenance Servicesunmatched
Manufacturingunmatched
Mechanical Maintenanceunmatched
Onboardingunmatched
Product Data Management (PDM)unmatched
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)unmatched
Pumpsunmatched
Reliability Engineeringunmatched
Safety Standardsunmatched
Safety/Work Safetyunmatched
Schematicsunmatched
Test Equipmentunmatched
Test Toolsunmatched
Variable Speed Drive (VSD)unmatched
Weldingunmatched
Description
Can you chase down a 480V fault and decode an A‑B PLC alarm?
If yes, you might be the Electro‑Mechanical Maintenance Technician we need in Hammond, Indiana. This third‑shift role keeps a fast-paced production operation running at its best. Onboarding starts on first shift. Expect steady work, company-provided tools, and room to grow.
Your impact
Restore uptime quickly across industrial machinery and utilities
Execute PM and PdM tasks to prevent unplanned downtime
Own mechanical diagnosis on conveyors, mixers, pumps, gearboxes, bearings, hydraulics, and pneumatics
Troubleshoot electrical systems up to 480V: motors, starters, relays, contactors, and VFDs
Investigate Allen‑Bradley PLC faults and alarms
Use meters, testers, and measurement tools to verify root cause
Apply LOTO and all safety standards every time
Capture accurate work records and parts usage
Collaborate with production to drive reliability and continuous improvement
Must‑haves
5+ years in industrial maintenance
Strong mechanical troubleshooting track record
Hands-on with 120/208/240/480 VAC systems
Allen‑Bradley PLC troubleshooting familiarity
Experience with conveyors, mixers, pumps, gearboxes, hydraulics, pneumatics
Read and interpret schematics, prints, and manuals
Proficient with hand/shop tools and electrical test equipment
Demonstrated Lockout/Tagout use
Comfort working independently on an off-shift (third shift)
Nice‑to‑haves
Welding/fabrication
Forklift certification/experience
Scissor lift operation
Background in GMP-regulated environments
Safety & environment
Industrial manufacturing setting
Required PPE may include: respirator, steel-toed boots, hearing protection, and other PPE as needed
Potential exposure to lead-containing materials—strict adherence to safety and environmental protocols is required
Schedule & tools
Third shift; onboarding and training on first shift