About the Role:
The Electrical Maintenance Technician, also known as Maintenance Mechanic or Industrial Maintenance Technician, is responsible for ensuring the reliability, performance, and safety of mechanical equipment in a fast-paced production or logistics environment. This is a 2nd shift position, working 2:00 PM to 11:30 PM, and includes a $1000 sign-on bonus. This role focuses on preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of machinery, with added emphasis on PLC systems to support automation and minimize downtime.
Responsibilities:
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Perform routine preventive maintenance on mechanical systems, conveyors, motors, pumps, and production equipment.
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Diagnose mechanical issues using troubleshooting techniques and repair faulty components to restore equipment functionality.
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Troubleshoot and support PLC-controlled equipment, including identifying faults in automated systems and coordinating repairs.
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Inspect machinery for wear and defects, replacing parts such as bearings, belts, gears, and seals as needed.
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Maintain and repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems, ensuring proper operation and safety compliance.
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Read and interpret technical manuals, blueprints, electrical schematics, and PLC logic diagrams.
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Collaborate with operations and engineering teams to improve equipment performance, automation efficiency, and system reliability.
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Document maintenance activities, repairs, PLC updates, and parts usage in computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS).
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Follow safety protocols, lockout tagout procedures, and regulatory standards to maintain a safe work environment.
Qualifications:
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High school diploma or equivalent, technical training or certification in industrial maintenance, mechanical systems, or related field preferred.
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Proven experience as a Mechanical Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Mechanic, or Industrial Maintenance Technician in a manufacturing or logistics setting.
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Strong knowledge of mechanical systems, including conveyors, motors, gearboxes, and rotating equipment.
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Hands-on experience with PLC systems, including basic troubleshooting, fault diagnostics, and working knowledge of ladder logic.
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Experience with hydraulic and pneumatic systems maintenance and repair.
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Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, electrical diagrams, and PLC documentation.
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Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic equipment.
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Understanding of preventive maintenance programs and reliability best practices.
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Knowledge of workplace safety standards, including OSHA regulations and lockout tagout procedures.
Desired Qualifications:
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Associate degree or vocational certification in mechanical maintenance, mechatronics, automation, or a related field.
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Experience working with automated systems, material handling equipment, or distribution center operations.
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Familiarity with CMMS software for tracking maintenance activities and asset management.
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Experience with PLC programming, HMI interfaces, and industrial automation systems.
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Basic electrical troubleshooting skills, including working knowledge of motors, sensors, and control systems.
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Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.
