Electro-Mechanical Reliability Technician

Keep Complex Manufacturing Systems Running—ReliablyStep into a role built for problem-solvers who live at the intersection of controls, mechanics, and hydraulics. If PLC diagnostics and edits are second nature—and you can turn a schematic into action—you’ll feel at home here.Impact You’ll MakeTroubleshoot and repair PLC-driven machines and automated production systemsEdit and diagnose ladder logic and function blocks (Allen‑Bradley, Siemens, or equivalent)Deliver end-to-end electro-mechanical maintenance on plant equipmentUse PLCs as your go-to tool for pinpointing failuresMaintain, rebuild, and calibrate complex hydraulic systemsContribute to work on industrial furnaces/ovens with internal combustion systems (preferred)Execute preventive and predictive maintenance to drive uptimeInterpret electrical schematics, blueprints, and ladder logicChampion safety standards and maintenance proceduresMust-Have BackgroundExperience as a PLC Technician, Maintenance Technician, or Industrial ElectricianREQUIRED: strong PLC troubleshooting and editing capabilityMulti-craft skillset spanning mechanical and electrical maintenanceHands-on work with sophisticated hydraulic systemsWilling and able to support any shift (1st, 2nd, or 3rd)Excellent diagnostic judgment and problem-solvingComfort operating in a fast-paced manufacturing environmentPreferred PlusExposure to industrial furnaces, ovens, and combustion equipmentFamiliarity with Allen‑Bradley, Siemens, or similar PLC platformsExperience in manufacturing, production, or heavy industryKnow-how with motors, drives, sensors, and control systemsWhat’s In It for YouCompetitive pay up to $35/hr+Work on advanced automation and industrial systemsStable, long-term role with room to growTechnical Proficiency ChecklistPLC troubleshooting and programmingMechanical diagnostics and repair120/208/240/480V electrical systemsMotor replacement, repair, and maintenanceHydraulics and pneumatics troubleshootingIndustrial electrical systems and componentsElectrical schematic interpretationEquipment diagnostics and preventive maintenanceTools & Platforms You’ll UseMIG welderMotor control centers (MCCs)Variable frequency drives (VFDs)Extrusion equipmentPLCs: Allen‑Bradley, Siemens, OmronServo motorsRole TagsPLC Technician, Industrial Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Mechanic, Industrial Electrician, Multi‑Craft Technician, PLC Programming, PLC Troubleshooting, Allen‑Bradley PLC, Siemens PLC, Automation Technician, Manufacturing Maintenance, Hydraulic Systems, Preventive Maintenance, Electrical Troubleshooting, Mechanical Maintenance, Industrial Furnace, Combustion Systems, Controls Technician
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