Industrial Controls Maintenance Technician

When the plant is quiet, you keep production alive. You’ll move from one system to the next—triaging alarms, isolating issues, and restoring equipment—so every cell is ready for first shift.

• Respond to electrical and mechanical issues on manufacturing assets such as:
  • Coil feed lines
  • Automation cells
  • Robotic weld cells
  • Leak testing equipment
  • Washers, furnaces, and machining equipment
• Use meters and test instruments to diagnose electrical faults quickly and safely.
• Replace failed components including motors, sensors, relays, and contactors.
• Pinpoint and resolve issues in PLC-controlled systems and industrial drives.

• Shift: 3rd shift openings
• Compensation: $30–$39 per hour

• At least 1 year of experience in manufacturing maintenance or controls.
• Hands-on work with 480V electrical systems.

If you thrive troubleshooting at night and take pride in zero-downtime handoffs, this role is for you.