Keep Production Moving in Georgetown, SC

Picture your day: you start with a quick huddle on the manufacturing floor in Georgetown, SC, scan the maintenance queue, and prioritize work that keeps lines running safely and efficiently. A sensor trips on a packaging line—you verify the fault, isolate energy per LOTO, trace wiring against the schematic, and bring the machine back online within minutes. Between calls, you execute preventive checks so the next outage never happens.

What You'll Own

• Diagnose and repair industrial machinery and production equipment—electrical, electronic, and mechanical.
• Track down issues in control systems including PLC-driven equipment, motors, sensors, switches, and related components.
• Perform preventive and predictive maintenance to minimize unplanned downtime.
• Routinely inspect equipment to catch wear and failure modes early.
• Repair or replace motors, bearings, sensors, switches, electrical parts, and other machine components as needed.
• Troubleshoot mechanical problems and support pneumatic and hydraulic systems as required.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, manuals, and technical documentation.
• Use meters and diagnostic tools to pinpoint electrical and mechanical faults.
• Respond quickly to breakdowns and urgent maintenance requests.
• Partner with production teams and fellow technicians to coordinate repairs and limit disruption.
• Support installations, upgrades, modifications, and continuous improvement projects.
• Document work performed and all preventive maintenance tasks accurately.
• Follow all safety policies, including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and PPE expectations.
• Keep the maintenance area clean, organized, and inspection-ready.
• Tackle other maintenance assignments as needed.

What You Bring

• Hands-on industrial maintenance experience in manufacturing or production (preferred).
• Strong troubleshooting skills across electrical and mechanical disciplines.
• Proven experience with PLCs, motors, sensors, electrical controls, and industrial equipment (strongly preferred).
• Understanding of preventive maintenance methods and scheduling.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and technical manuals.
• Familiarity with hydraulic and pneumatic systems is a plus.
• Mechanical aptitude and a methodical, problem-solving mindset.
• Comfort working independently and as part of a collaborative maintenance team.
• Safe use of hand tools, power tools, meters, and diagnostic instruments.
• Reliability, safety focus, and adherence to established procedures.
• Calm, effective response to equipment failures and production needs.
• Flexibility to work overtime or weekends when required.

Who Thrives Here

People with practical experience in industrial electrical maintenance, PLC troubleshooting, manufacturing equipment repair, motors, sensors, control systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, and preventive maintenance will feel right at home. If you’ve worked as an Industrial Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Mechanic, Electromechanical Technician, Industrial Electrician, or Multi-Craft Maintenance Technician, we encourage you to apply.