Industrial Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist

Join a High-Performing Manufacturing Team

An exceptional manufacturing operation is hiring an experienced plant maintenance professional (Technician I or II). If you thrive in a fast-paced, multi-craft environment and love keeping production running at peak performance, this role is for you.

Shift & Compensation

• Schedule: Night shift, 11:00 PM – 7:30 AM (Sunday 11:00 PM through Friday 7:30 AM)
• Pay Range: $24.50–$35.50 per hour, plus overtime

What Your Nights Look Like

When the line is moving, you’re the person operators count on. You’ll execute preventive maintenance, jump on urgent repairs, and keep a sharp eye on parts inventory so the plant hits maximum output. You’ll balance scheduled PMs with unplanned fixes, collaborate with production, and document it all in the CMMS. Flexibility is essential: expect 40+ hours, occasional weekends, and on-call coverage.

Core Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair production machinery and controls, including AC/DC motors and drives, downstream equipment, and chillers.
• Grow your multi-craft expertise through company-provided training and upskilling opportunities.
• Source, specify, and order replacement components and controls from suppliers as needed.
• Execute and close PMs and repair work orders promptly in the CMMS, ensuring compliance and accuracy.
• Serve as the first responder for machine issues; escalate to Electrical Engineering when additional support is required.
• Support Daily Management priorities and operational initiatives.
• Contribute to Continuous Improvement efforts that raise safety standards and production efficiency.
• Partner closely with Production to keep equipment safe, reliable, and available.

Technical Toolkit

• Confident with electrical test instruments: voltmeters, ammeters, ohmmeters, meggers, etc.
• Understands machine operation and sequence-of-operations for production equipment.
• Reads and interprets electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical schematics.
• Familiar with NEC, UL 508A, and NFPA 79 codes.
• Applies Lockout/Tagout procedures and follows Arc Flash/PPE requirements.
• Strong with electrical formulas and mechanical math.
• Experienced with 3-phase industrial power and distribution systems.
• Hands-on with AC, DC, and servo motor/drive systems.
• Capable of troubleshooting PLC I/O and networks.
• Motion control fundamentals with servo drives and motors.
• Comfortable using Microsoft Excel and Word.

Education & Experience

• High school or vocational school diploma (or equivalent) required.
• Technician-level experience in electrical, hydraulics, and pneumatics preferred.
• 2+ years in industrial maintenance, electrical systems, and controls.
• Foundational PLC and drive training.
• Plastic processing background is a plus.

Proficiency Snapshot

• PLC and mechanical troubleshooting
• 120/208/240/480V systems
• Electrical installation, diagnostics, and repair
• Relay testing and PLC wiring
• Pneumatic system troubleshooting
• General maintenance and equipment repair
• Industrial electrical systems and panel builds
• Reading electrical schematics
• Low-voltage cabling, equipment installation, and machine safety inspections
• 480V experience
• Allen Bradley expertise
• Electric motor repair
• Industrial and plant maintenance

Machines & Technologies

• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC): Fanuc, Allen Bradley
• Allen Bradley platforms and components

Ready to keep a world-class operation running strong? Apply today.