1st Shift Maintenance Electrician – Manufacturing Plant

Norton Rixson Door Controls; Monroe (NC); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Norton Rixson Door Controls in Monroe, NC is seeking a Maintenance Electrician for the 1st shift to diagnose, repair, and maintain door control equipment in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

You will troubleshoot CNC hardware, wiring, and control systems, read schematics, and support lean initiatives while maintaining high quality and safety standards. Overtime may be required to meet production goals.

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of AC & DC drives, VFDs, circuits, electrical power theory, PLC troubleshooting of CNC equipment and automation.
• Experience interpreting electrical schematics and troubleshooting power, relay logic, PLC circuits and electrical devices.
• Ability to read machine prints and use micrometers and calipers.
• Ability to work with minimal supervision in a team environment and meet production goals.
• Willing to work overtime to keep factory operations running.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose equipment malfunctions and perform repairs using standard test equipment and tools.
• Troubleshoot and repair CNC equipment.
• Improve personal skills and support lean manufacturing initiatives.
• Work according to electrical codes, safety rules, and ISO procedures.
• Maintain 5S housekeeping and assist with other duties as assigned.

Skills

AC & DC drives

VFD troubleshooting

PLC troubleshooting

CNC equipment repair

Electrical schematics

Machine prints reading

Micrometers / Calipers

Teamwork / communication

Lean manufacturing / 5S

Tools

Volt-ohmmeter

Micrometers

Calipers

Conduit & fittings

Basic power tools

Job description

Norton Rixson Door Controls in Monroe, NC is seeking a Maintenance Electrician for the 1st shift to diagnose, repair, and maintain door control equipment in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

You will troubleshoot CNC hardware, wiring, and control systems, read schematics, and support lean initiatives while maintaining high quality and safety standards. Overtime may be required to meet production goals.