2nd Shift Robotics & CNC Maintenance Tech

The Keystone Distinction Group; Cedarburg (WI); On-site; USD 66,000 - 81,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Tuition reimbursement

Performance bonuses

Attendance PTO bonus

Job summary

The Keystone Distinction Group in Cedarburg, WI is seeking a 2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Technician to support Fanuc robotics and CNCs. This is a direct-hire role offering strong stability and a clear growth path within a large North American manufacturing environment.

You will troubleshoot and repair robotic cells, CNCs, electrical circuits, hydraulics and pneumatics, while maintaining furnaces, tooling, and die operations.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of hands-on maintenance in manufacturing.
• Experience troubleshooting CNC controls and industrial robotics (Fanuc, ABB).
• Core knowledge of electrical/electronic systems, hydraulics/pneumatics, or PLCs.
• Ability to read complex mechanical and electrical schematics.
• Career stability with 2+ years at each prior employer.
• US work authorization with <= 1-hour commute to Cedarburg.

Responsibilities

• Lead robotic and CNC recovery and troubleshooting for rapid line recovery.
• Troubleshoot electrical control circuits, transformers, bus bars and PLCs.
• Maintain hydraulic and pneumatic systems, valves, pumps and cooling lines.
• Service furnaces and heavy machinery including gear reducers and forklifts.
• Support die operations and tool room activities, including dies handling.
• Perform scheduled preventative maintenance and keep 5S workspace.

Skills

Maintenance

Robotics

CNCs

Electrical

Hydraulics

Pneumatics

Troubleshooting

PLC

Safety

5S

Tools

Fanuc Robotics

ABB Robotics

Job description

The Keystone Distinction Group in Cedarburg, WI is seeking a 2nd Shift Industrial Maintenance Technician to support Fanuc robotics and CNCs. This is a direct-hire role offering strong stability and a clear growth path within a large North American manufacturing environment.

You will troubleshoot and repair robotic cells, CNCs, electrical circuits, hydraulics and pneumatics, while maintaining furnaces, tooling, and die operations.