Electro-Mechanical Service Specialist (Heat‑Treat Operations)

    Highlights

    With a focus on reliability, you champion a rigorous Preventive Maintenance System while tackling hands-on troubleshooting with support from experienced leads. Frequent reaching with hands and arms; occasional climbing or balancing; and stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling in confined spaces.

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    LocationFraser, MI

    Description

    Electro-Mechanical Service Specialist (Heat‑Treat Operations)

    Imagine stepping into a facility where precision and heat shape performance. Your craft keeps furnaces running, auxiliary systems synchronized, and uptime steady. With a focus on reliability, you champion a rigorous Preventive Maintenance System while tackling hands-on troubleshooting with support from experienced leads.

    Your impact

    • Own preventive and predictive maintenance across furnaces, secondary equipment, and facility structures.
    • Diagnose and repair equipment issues with supervision, recording actions and results.
    • Apply cross-functional skills—electrical, mechanical, welding, and pipefitting—to keep assets in spec.
    • Model safe work practices through training, proper lockout, and confined space compliance.

    Where you fit in the team

    Supervisory duties: none—unless assigned to the maintenance department.

    What sets you up for success

    • General maintenance proficiency; industrial maintenance familiarity is advantageous.
    • Blueprint/print reading and the ability to interpret safety rules, operating instructions, and procedures; complete Maintenance Request Forms accurately.
    • Math fluency with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals (add, subtract, multiply, divide).
    • Practical reasoning to execute written, oral, or diagram-based instructions.

    Background we prefer

    • High school diploma or GED preferred (not mandatory).
    • One to three months of relevant experience and/or training preferred; equivalent combinations welcome.
    • Development is continuous—additional training needs may be identified through employee appraisals.

    Credentials you carry

    • Hi-lo (forklift) license.
    • Confined Space permits and/or training.

    Readiness to learn

    • Complete the client’s course on confined space and lockout.

    Physical reality of the work

    Frequent reaching with hands and arms; occasional climbing or balancing; and stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling in confined spaces. You will occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds.

    Environment you’ll operate in

    Frequent proximity to moving mechanical parts and exposure to extreme heat & open flames. At times, work occurs in high, precarious places. Overall noise is usually moderate.

    Benefits that support you

    • 401(k)
    • 401(k) matching
    • Dental insurance
    • Fuel card
    • Health insurance
    • Life insurance
    • Paid time off

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