Industrial Mechatronics Maintenance Specialist

Are you the go-to problem solver for complex machines?

If you thrive on diagnosing both mechanical and electrical issues, keeping precision equipment aligned, and bringing CNCs back from fault codes to first-piece quality, read on.

You will tackle

• Diverse work across installation, leveling, diagnostics, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repair for horizontal/vertical lathes and mills, shapers, hobs, cranes, and hoists.
• Laser alignment and ballbar analysis; verify and tune machine performance.
• Rigging and commissioning equipment; layout and install all required services.
• Machining, installation, maintenance, and renovation work for equipment, hand tools, and auxiliaries; may include HVAC, plant buildings, facilities, and utilities.
• Electrical/electronic system installation, service, diagnostics, and repair on machines and auxiliaries; may include HVAC, buildings, facilities, and utilities.
• Testing for full mechanical/electrical functionality after any repair, modification, or installation.
• Auditing facility security and utility services; resolve and/or escalate issues.
• Issuing/completing work orders in the maintenance system; calling outside suppliers for parts and technical services; requesting quotes.

Your edge

• Controls fluency: Fanuc, Mazak (Mazatrol), Siemens, Okuma OSP, and Haas; Heidenhain exposure is a plus.
• Metrology advantage: Renishaw probing and ballbar systems knowledge.
• Legacy mastery: experience with older shapers and hobs (Fellows, Liebherr, Pfauter).
• Blueprint-to-build: able to create/read/update blueprints; sheet metal, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical schematics; PLC wiring diagrams and programs; and circuit diagrams.
• From rebuilds to new installs: execute mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic work on new equipment and rebuild projects with complete documentation, including hydraulics, pneumatics, PLC wiring/programming, and mechanical systems.
• CNC upgrades: diagnose, repair, and upgrade CNC mechanical and electrical components.
• Electrical competence: install/maintain motors, power and lighting circuits, starters, and circuit breakers; troubleshoot solid-state controls.
• Hydraulic insight: read and interpret hydraulic schematics; diagnose hydraulic issues on CNC equipment.
• Fabrication skills: cut, MIG/TIG weld, and fabricate machine parts, covers, and guarding.
• Shop math and precision: use charts, tables, handbook formulas; work confidently with precision measuring instruments and machine tool processes.

How we operate

• Document rigorously in the CMMS/maintenance system.
• Champion safety and a clean, organized workspace; lead 6S adherence.
• Share knowledge: promote teamwork, train new hires, and mentor lower classification technicians.
• Keep learning: participate in company training with cross-training across electrical and mechanical disciplines.
• Follow all safety procedures; perform other related duties as directed.

Licensing

• Electrician License required or willingness to obtain (preference for candidates already licensed).

Physical demands

• Lift, move, and manipulate up to 35 lbs.
• Comfortable with heights.
• Stand/walk for extended periods.
• Must pass PIE requirements to operate equipment.