Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician — CNC/PLC Diagnostics

Torrey Holistics

Piedmont (SC)

On-site

USD 2,617,000 - 4,574,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision after 30 days

401(k) with company match

EAP, LTD, STD, Life Insurance

Competitive vacation package

Job summary

HTI is hiring an experienced Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician to support a leading automotive manufacturer in Piedmont, SC. You'll be the go-to expert who keeps production assets, building systems, and utilities operating safely and reliably.

You’ll read electrical/mechanical prints, diagnose faults in CNC cells, compressors, and facility systems, and coordinate parts and schedules. Expect 5S discipline and hands-on repair across mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems, with

Qualifications

Associate's degree or 3–5+ years of industrial maintenance experience in lieu of degree.
Advanced troubleshooting across mechanical, electrical, and fabrication disciplines.
Ability to mentor peers and share best practices.

Responsibilities

Interpret mechanical and electrical drawings to pinpoint faults.
Diagnose/repair hydraulics and pneumatics; replace/upgrade components.
Replace bearings, bushings, slides; troubleshoot and swap pumps and motors.
Maintain air compressors, chillers, evaporators, and coolant systems.
Service and repair servo amplifiers and servo motors.
Weld (MIG/TIG/stick) for equipment repairs or improvements.
Fabricate with shop tools and fixtures.
Use PLC ladder logic to track faults and restore production.
Support CNC turning centers and grinders; create machine backups.
Troubleshoot VFDs and associated motors.
Analyze performance after rebuilds and dial in final adjustments.
Order parts and coordinate schedules.
Maintain 5S across maintenance/facility areas; manage spares.

Skills

Mechanical troubleshooting

Electrical troubleshooting

Fabrication

PLC familiarity

Troubleshooting VFDs

Mentoring peers

Education

AA degree preferred

Tools

Fanuc CNC

Multimeters

VFDs

PLC: Fanuc, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, Siemens

Job description

Keep a high-volume plant running at full strength. HTI is hiring an experienced Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician to support a leading automotive manufacturer in Piedmont, SC. In this role, you'll be the go-to expert who keeps production assets, building systems, and utilities operating safely and reliably.

Pay & schedule

Compensation: up to $32.38/hour (DOE) Shift options: 2nd or 3rd shift Shift differential: +$2.00/hour for off shifts

A day in the life

You arrive, review overnight work orders, and prioritize critical assets. From reading electrical/mechanical prints to diagnosing a noisy spindle, you'll move between CNC cells, compressors, and facility systems - solving problems fast and documenting fixes. You'll coordinate parts and scheduling with minimal oversight, coach teammates, and close the shift with solid 5S and a clear plan for what's next.

What you'll work on

Interpret mechanical and electrical drawings to pinpoint faults
Diagnose/repair hydraulics and pneumatics; replace, modify, or upgrade components
Replace bearings, bushings, slides; troubleshoot and swap pumps and motors
Maintain air compressors, chillers, evaporators, and coolant systems
Service and repair servo amplifiers and servo motors with minimal assistance
Weld (MIG/TIG/stick) for equipment repairs or improvements (plus)
Fabricate with shear, brake, saws, drills, and other shop tools
Use PLC ladder logic to track faults and restore production
Support CNC turning centers and grinders, including creating/restoring machine backups
Troubleshoot VFDs and associated motors
Analyze performance after rebuilds/refurbs and dial in final adjustments
Independently order parts and coordinate schedules
Maintain 5S across maintenance/facility areas; organize spares with rebuild shops
Train and assist others; support project crews and facilities as needed

What you bring

Associate's degree (A.A.) from a two-year college/technical school preferred; or 3-5+ years of industrial maintenance experience in lieu of degree
Advanced troubleshooting across mechanical, electrical, and fabrication disciplines
Ability to mentor peers and share best practices

Core skills

Mechanical troubleshooting and mechanical systems/component repair
Industrial electrical systems and experience, including installation, repair, and troubleshooting
Work with 120/208/240/480V systems
Pneumatics troubleshooting; hydraulic systems and components
Electrical schematics reading; electrical panel installation
Equipment diagnostics and troubleshooting; equipment repair and maintenance
Electrical systems and diagnostics for heavy equipment
Automotive manufacturing systems exposure

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