Mechanic
Kirby Risk, Lafayette, IN, United States
Electric Motor Repair Mechanic – Lafayette, IN
Kirby Risk Mechanical Solutions & Service
What You’ll Do as an Electric Motor Repair Mechanic
Participate in the emergency service on‑call rotation after completing the initial training period
Disassemble A.C. and D.C. electric motors, pumps, gear reducers, generators, welders, hydrostatics, and other mechanical equipment
Measure components, test, troubleshoot, and perform complete failure analysis on all equipment listed above
Prepare clear, accurate, and timely written estimates for repairs
Repair, replace, reassemble, and perform final testing on equipment
Perform welding, brazing, and precision soldering as required
Represent the company professionally in all communication with customers, vendors, and teammates
What Makes You a Great Fit
High school diploma, GED, trade school coursework, or equivalent experience
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Proven mechanical aptitude with the ability to learn and retain technical skills
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Strong listening skills and attention to detail
Ability to perform and retain a variety of skill‑based tasks, training, and operations
What to Expect in This Role
Ability to push, pull, carry, and lift up to 50 lbs. in a variety of work environments
Participation in the emergency service on‑call rotation after training
Frequent bending, stooping, reaching, and position changes
Close vision and ability to adjust focus
Daily travel with occasional overnight stays
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7am–4pm, with occasional on‑call needs
Benefits That Work for You
Medical, RX, Dental, and Vision insurance
Life insurance & Employee Assistance Programs
Tuition reimbursement & hands‑on training
401(k) with company match & Profit Sharing
Paid Time Off (PTO)
You must have legal status that enables you to work in the U.S. We cannot obtain sponsorship.
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Kirby Risk Mechanical Solutions & Service
What You’ll Do as an Electric Motor Repair Mechanic
Participate in the emergency service on‑call rotation after completing the initial training period
Disassemble A.C. and D.C. electric motors, pumps, gear reducers, generators, welders, hydrostatics, and other mechanical equipment
Measure components, test, troubleshoot, and perform complete failure analysis on all equipment listed above
Prepare clear, accurate, and timely written estimates for repairs
Repair, replace, reassemble, and perform final testing on equipment
Perform welding, brazing, and precision soldering as required
Represent the company professionally in all communication with customers, vendors, and teammates
What Makes You a Great Fit
High school diploma, GED, trade school coursework, or equivalent experience
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Proven mechanical aptitude with the ability to learn and retain technical skills
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Strong listening skills and attention to detail
Ability to perform and retain a variety of skill‑based tasks, training, and operations
What to Expect in This Role
Ability to push, pull, carry, and lift up to 50 lbs. in a variety of work environments
Participation in the emergency service on‑call rotation after training
Frequent bending, stooping, reaching, and position changes
Close vision and ability to adjust focus
Daily travel with occasional overnight stays
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7am–4pm, with occasional on‑call needs
Benefits That Work for You
Medical, RX, Dental, and Vision insurance
Life insurance & Employee Assistance Programs
Tuition reimbursement & hands‑on training
401(k) with company match & Profit Sharing
Paid Time Off (PTO)
You must have legal status that enables you to work in the U.S. We cannot obtain sponsorship.
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