What a Day Looks Like
Your morning starts on the production floor, reviewing overnight alerts and logging work in our Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system. You’ll move quickly to diagnose and correct issues on electrical machinery and electronic equipment, keeping lines running with corrective, preventive, predictive, safety-focused, and emergency repairs. Throughout the day, you’ll read schematics, blueprints, and diagrams to trace sequences of operation and pinpoint faults across servo/stepper controls, vacuum and hydraulic circuits, basic mechanical assemblies, and pneumatic systems.
Between calls, you’ll calibrate electronic controllers and document results, support internal projects, and partner closely with Engineering to evaluate processes and solve problems as a unified team. You may assist with building and grounds needs, and when production demands it, you’ll relocate, assemble, install, adjust, repair, and service standard production machinery and equipment. Overtime and occasional emergency call-ins are part of the mission to keep operations safe and reliable.
Core Responsibilities
- Troubleshoot machine and system failures quickly in a live production setting and deliver corrective actions.
- Diagnose facility wiring and electronic controls, including servo/stepper motor controls and process equipment, along with general mechanical equipment.
- Maintain accurate EAM records for all work performed and parts used.
- Use schematics/blueprints/diagrams to map sequences of operation and guide efficient fault isolation.
- Calibrate and verify performance of electronic controllers; preserve accurate calibration documentation.
- Provide hands-on support for internal projects and collaborate with Engineering on process evaluations and problem-solving.
- Assist with building and grounds maintenance as needed.
- Move, assemble, install, adjust, repair, and service standard production machinery and equipment.
- Work overtime as required and respond to emergency call-ins.
Qualifications
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- At least 2 years of electromechanical training with PLC knowledge for troubleshooting and repairing production equipment.
- 4+ years of experience in mechanical/electrical repair and PLC troubleshooting/repair for production equipment.
- Proficient reading of schematics, blueprints, and diagrams.
- Ability to read, write, and speak English; strong verbal and written communication.
- Comfortable with Microsoft Office; computer literate.
- Self-driven, results-oriented, and a strong team contributor.
- Good manual dexterity and hand–eye coordination.
Technical Proficiencies
- Mechanical troubleshooting of complex equipment
- Work with 120/208/240/480 VAC systems
- Electrical repair and restoration
- High-voltage systems and safe work practices
- Pneumatic system troubleshooting
- Industrial electrical hands-on experience
- Industrial electrical infrastructure and systems
- Equipment diagnostics and advanced troubleshooting
- Electrical schematic reading and interpretation
- Equipment repair and preventive/corrective maintenance
Legal Notice
Due to the nature of work performed at this facility, US Person status may be required.