We’ve teamed up with a stable, well-established manufacturer to hire an experienced maintenance professional who thrives on solving complex electro‑mechanical problems in a fast-paced plant. If optimizing uptime, diagnosing tough faults, and keeping production moving sound like your kind of day, this role is for you.
The workload is approximately 70% mechanical / 30% electrical, centered on reliability, preventive maintenance, and rapid response to minimize downtime.
You start your shift walking the line, listening for unusual bearing noise near a conveyor, then pivot to a scheduled PM on a mixer gearbox. A line call comes in: an Allen‑Bradley PLC-controlled filler has faulted. You trace the issue through I/O, verify sensors, and restore production without changing code—programming not required. Before lunch, you replace a worn chain and sprocket set; later, you chase an intermittent 480V motor starter trip on a VFD-driven pump. You close the day documenting root causes and lining up parts for tomorrow’s fixes.
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Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain industrial manufacturing assets to maximize uptime
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Execute preventive maintenance and respond quickly to breakdowns
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Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical faults
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Work on Allen‑Bradley PLC–controlled equipment (no programming required)
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Service motors, VFDs, starters, relays, and contactors on systems up to 480V
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Rebuild and repair conveyors, mixers, pumps, bearings, chains, sprockets, and gearboxes
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Interpret electrical schematics and mechanical drawings
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Perform root cause analysis to drive reliability improvements
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Follow LOTO and all plant safety procedures
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5+ years of industrial maintenance experience
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Proven mechanical troubleshooting capability
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Hands-on experience with Allen‑Bradley PLC–controlled machinery
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Comfort working on 120/208/240/480V systems
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Hydraulics and pneumatics proficiency
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Background with conveyors, mixers, pumps, bearings, gearboxes, and other rotating equipment
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Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities
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Welding and fabrication
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Forklift and scissor lift operation
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Basic pipefitting
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GMP manufacturing exposure (food, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical)
Based in a GMP facility, you’ll have the necessary tools provided. Proper PPE is required at all times—steel-toed boots, hearing protection, respirators, and any additional protective equipment as needed.
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Electrical and mechanical troubleshooting
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Preventive maintenance and inspection programs
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Electrical installation and high-voltage work
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Pneumatics diagnostics
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General maintenance and repair across industrial systems
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Industrial electrical systems and experience, including LOTO
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Low-voltage cabling installation
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Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
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Allen‑Bradley PLCs
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Conveyor systems
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Servo motors
