2nd Shift Electrical & Automation Technician — $5k Sign-On

Nestlé S.A.; Town of Medford (WI); On-site; USD 47,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Quarterly incentives

Benefits after 30 days

PTO 3 weeks + 11 holidays

401k with company match

Healthcare coverage

Job summary

Nestlé USA in Medford, WI seeks an E&A Technician to support the production of household pizza brands. You will troubleshoot PLCs, servos, safety relays, and wiring, calibrate instruments, and maintain calibration records to keep the line running smoothly.

The role requires teamwork with operators and maintenance staff, and readiness to participate in plant shutdowns and continuous improvement initiatives.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in an Industrial Electrical technical field preferred.
• Possession or pursuit of Wisconsin state electrical license may be required.
• Experience with calibration and maintenance of electrical systems preferred.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot PLCs, servos, and safety relays to diagnose faulty wiring or components.
• Calibrate sensors, meters, and instruments and document results.
• Update prints to reflect wiring changes and create/improve PMs.
• Participate in yearly plant shutdowns and support calibration activities.
• Maintain a safe, GMP-compliant work environment and collaborate with operators and line leads.

Skills

Electrical troubleshooting

PLC troubleshooting

Servo motor control

Network troubleshooting

Calibration training

Electrical testing

Documentation

Team collaboration

Education

Associate degree in Industrial Electrical Technology

Tools

Linx

RSLogix5000

PanelBuilder32

FactoryTalk View

SAP

Job description

Nestlé USA in Medford, WI seeks an E&A Technician to support the production of household pizza brands. You will troubleshoot PLCs, servos, safety relays, and wiring, calibrate instruments, and maintain calibration records to keep the line running smoothly.

The role requires teamwork with operators and maintenance staff, and readiness to participate in plant shutdowns and continuous improvement initiatives.