Electrical Technician – PLC & High Voltage (2nd Shift)

New Flyer; Minnesota; On-site; USD 36,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Shift differential

Relocation support

401K with company match

On-the-job training

Job summary

New Flyer in Minnesota is seeking an Electrical Technician to install, troubleshoot and repair vehicle electrical, HVAC, and mechanical systems on the production floor. This role emphasizes safety, quality and teamwork, with a second shift Monday-Thursday 3:00 pm–1:30 am and optional overtime on Fridays.

You will interpret blueprints, diagnose PLC/ladder logic issues, and document results using standard software; high voltage work up to 200+ volts is common.

Qualifications

• Experience reading engineering documents, wiring schematics and instructions.
• Strong problem solving and communications skills.
• Commitment to safety standards and quality.

Responsibilities

• Install and repair various Hybrid Drive systems, networks, and electrical components.
• Inspect and diagnose electrical systems issues using electrical theory, PLC and ladder logic.
• Interpret blueprints, process sheets, schematics and instructions for repairs.
• Maintain safe work practices around electrical systems and safety procedures.
• Document work and results with software tools including Microsoft Office and diagnostic apps.
• Expand knowledge of maintenance principles including work around high voltage systems (200+ volts).

Skills

Electrical diagnosis

Mechanical diagnosis

PLC ladder logic

Problem solving

Teamwork

Education

Associate degree in automotive discipline, electronics, or equivalent vocational school

Tools

PLC hardware

Job description

New Flyer in Minnesota is seeking an Electrical Technician to install, troubleshoot and repair vehicle electrical, HVAC, and mechanical systems on the production floor. This role emphasizes safety, quality and teamwork, with a second shift Monday-Thursday 3:00 pm–1:30 am and optional overtime on Fridays.

You will interpret blueprints, diagnose PLC/ladder logic issues, and document results using standard software; high voltage work up to 200+ volts is common.