Electro-Mechanical Reliability Technician (PLC/VFD)

Is This You?

• Do you navigate ladder logic like a roadmap and trace signals from input to actuator with ease?
• Can you commission a VFD, troubleshoot a 480V three-phase circuit, and be back online fast?
• Are hydraulic power units, proportional valves, and pneumatic systems part of your everyday toolkit?

If so, you’ll thrive here ensuring our high-speed production assets and facility systems run reliably through proactive and corrective maintenance.

What You’ll Tackle

• Controls & PLCs: Diagnose and modify PLC-controlled equipment; work with I/O mapping and ladder logic to resolve faults.
• VFDs & Power: Install, program, troubleshoot, and repair Variable Frequency Drives; maintain 3-phase electrical systems up to 480V.
• Fluid Power: Inspect, rebuild, and troubleshoot hydraulic power units, cylinders, proportional controls, and pneumatic circuits.
• Mechanical Work: Align motors and pumps; replace bearings, gearboxes, chains, sprockets, and seals.
• PM Discipline: Execute scheduled preventive maintenance, complete accurate work orders, and capture equipment health data.
• Safety & Compliance: Adhere to LOTO, OSHA, and site safety procedures.
• CMMS Accuracy: Document all work performed and parts consumed in the maintenance system.

What You’ll Need

• Experience: 3–5 years in industrial maintenance within manufacturing/production.
• Controls: Ability to read ladder logic and use software for troubleshooting.
• Drives: Experience parameterizing, installing, and diagnosing AC/DC drives.
• Electrical Codes: Knowledge of NEC and NFPA 70E.
• Education: High school diploma required; technical degree/certification preferred.
• Technical Reading: Proficiency with electrical schematics, hydraulic flow charts, and mechanical blueprints.
• Tools & Test: Skilled with digital multimeters, calibrators, hand tools, and diagnostic software for drives and PLCs.

Work Environment & Schedule

• Physical: Lift up to 50 lbs; climb ladders; work at height; stand for long durations.
• Hours: Support a 24/7 operation with shift flexibility, including overtime, weekends, nights, and on-call.