Electrical Technician/Field Service
Express Employment Professionals - Cincinnati East
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Job summary
Express Employment Professionals – Skilled Trades Division is recruiting an Electrical Field Service Technician to support industrial electrical systems, controls, and automation at customer sites. The role involves wiring, troubleshooting, panel building, and field service with travel expectations.
Compensation varies by experience and ranges up to $30/hour. Candidates with PLC and automation skills can enter at $24–$28/hour with hands-on training; opportunities exist across multiple experience
Qualifications
- Hands-on industrial electrical experience.
- Experience reading electrical schematics or drawings.
- Ability to troubleshoot electrical equipment in field settings.
Responsibilities
- Diagnose and repair electrical/control-system issues at customer sites.
- Read and interpret electrical schematics and drawings.
- Install, test, and commission electrical equipment and control panels.
- Travel to customer facilities for installation and service.
Skills
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Job description
Express Employment Professionals – Skilled Trades Division is recruiting an Electrical Field Service Technician for a leading provider in designing, engineering, and fabricating cutting-edge fluid delivery systems for marine and naval applications. We're seeking candidates with experience inindustrial electrical systems, controls, automation, equipment wiring, and troubleshooting. This opportunity offers multiple experience and compensation levels. Experienced controls and automation technicians who can independently program and troubleshoot Allen-Bradley PLCs, build control panels, commission equipment, and support customers in the field can earn up to $30.00/hour. Candidates with a solid industrial electrical foundation and the aptitude to develop their PLC and automation skills can enter in at $24.00–$28.00/hour range with hands‑on training support.
The Electrical Field Service Technician will support the installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, repair, and service of industrial electrical and automated systems at customer locations. The role combines electrical troubleshooting, controls, panel wiring, mechanical aptitude, and customer‑facing field service. Technicians will work with PLCs, control panels, pumps, motors, fluid delivery systems, and automated industrial equipment. Compensation will be determined by how independently a technician can perform these responsibilities and the amount of training required to become fully productive.
This level is designed for experienced controls, automation, and field‑service professionals who can make an immediate impact with minimal ramp‑up time.
- Allen-Bradley PLC programming and troubleshooting.
- Industrial controls and automation experience.
- Control panel building from electrical schematics.
- Electrical troubleshooting of:
- Equipment installation and commissioning experience.
- Ability to independently read electrical drawings and complete panel builds.
- Industrial field‑service experience.
- Ability to independently diagnose electrical and controls problems at customer facilities.
- Strong understanding of automated manufacturing equipment.
Candidates may come from roles such as: Controls Technician, Automation Technician, Robotics Service Technician, Industrial Electrician, Machine Tool Electrician, Automation Specialist, Systems Integration Technician, Field Service Technician, PLC Technician.
- Experience supporting Fanuc, Kawasaki, or similar industrial robotics and automation platforms is highly transferable, particularly when that experience includes PLCs, controls, electrical wiring, troubleshooting, and automated equipment.
Requires mechanical and electrical exposure with a strong industrial foundation, ready to expand their knowledge of PLCs, controls, automation, and field service.
- Hands‑on industrial electrical troubleshooting.
- Experience wiring industrial equipment.
- Experience troubleshooting or wiring motors and pumps.
- Exposure to electrical control panels.
- Ability to read basic electrical drawings or schematics.
- Strong mechanical aptitude.
- Proven troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.
- Interest in learning PLC troubleshooting and industrial automation.
- Willingness to travel and perform customer‑site field service.
- Industrial Maintenance Technician, Maintenance Electrician, Electrical Assembly Technician, Control Panel Builder, Panel Shop Technician, Wireman, Machine Builder, Instrumentation Technician, Entry-to-Mid-Level Field Service Technician.
- Diagnose and repair industrial electrical and control‑system issues.
- Troubleshoot motors, pumps, wiring, sensors, and related components.
- Test electrical circuits and identify equipment failures.
- Read and interpret electrical schematics and technical drawings.
- Troubleshoot control panels and automated equipment.
- Work with Allen‑Bradley PLC‑controlled systems based on experience level.
- Perform PLC troubleshooting and programming when qualified.
- Wire industrial control panels and equipment according to electrical schematics.
- Install electrical components, controls, sensors, and field devices.
- Complete panel modifications and electrical upgrades.
- Verify wiring and equipment operation prior to startup.
- Troubleshoot completed electrical assemblies.
- Assist with or independently perform installation and commissioning of industrial systems.
- Complete electrical connections during equipment installation.
- Verify equipment functionality during startup.
- Make adjustments and troubleshoot issues during commissioning.
- Ensure equipment operates according to specifications before project completion.
- Travel to industrial customer facilities for installation, startup, troubleshooting, and service.
- Diagnose equipment issues in the field and determine appropriate corrective actions.
- Communicate technical findings clearly and professionally.
- Provide high‑quality customer service while representing the organization on‑site.
- Document completed service and repairs.
- Work independently as experience and technical ability develop.
- Previous hands‑on industrial electrical experience.
- Experience troubleshooting electrical equipment or machinery.
- Understanding of industrial wiring and electrical components.
- Ability to read or develop the ability to independently interpret electrical schematics.
- Strong mechanical aptitude.
- Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving abilities.
- Ability to use electrical testing equipment and appropriate hand/power tools.
- Professional communication skills.
- Ability and willingness to travel to customer locations.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a technical team.
- Must be able to work in the United States for employer contract compliances.
- Allen‑Bradley PLC programming or troubleshooting experience.
- Industrial automation experience.
- Controls troubleshooting experience.
- Control panel building experience.
- Robotics experience.
- Industrial field‑service experience.
- Experience with pumps, motors, and fluid‑delivery systems.
- Machine building or systems integration experience.
- Equipment installation and commissioning experience.
- Compensation aligned to individuals technical experience.
- Advanced technicians can enter at a higher level based on PLC, controls, automation, and commissioning capabilities.
- Developing technicians have an opportunity to transition from traditional electrical or maintenance work into industrial automation and field service.
- Build valuable experience with Allen‑Bradley PLCs and industrial controls.
- Expand your knowledge across electrical, mechanical, automation, and fluid‑delivery systems.
- Work on equipment from installation and startup through troubleshooting and service.
- Long‑term opportunity to develop highly marketable controls and automation skills.
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