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Palermo Villa, Inc. in Milwaukee, WI is seeking an Electro-Mechanical Technician for the 2nd shift to diagnose and repair electrical and mechanical systems, and to troubleshoot PLCs, VFDs, servos, robotics, and programmable controls.
You will perform planned preventive maintenance, help build predictive maintenance from equipment data, and focus on root causes to reduce recurring issues. This full-time on-site role includes a strong benefits package and a clear path to growth toward Lead.
Tired of running from breakdown to breakdown with no time to fix anything right? Read this.
We're building a maintenance operation that runs on a plan, not on adrenaline. Palermo's is investing in the team and the technology to shift from reactive emergency repairs to planned, predictive maintenance. If you’re a careful, methodical technician who has outgrown a chaotic shop, this is the environment you’ve been looking for: steady, organized, and built around doing the work right.
Do your best work when the day has a plan and the shop is organized.
$27.00–$44.80/hour based on experience, plus shift premiums on 2nd shift
Family‑owned since 1964, Palermo’s grew from Papa Palermo’s Sicilian recipes into a leader in private label and contract frozen pizza. Our Villa Palermo plant in the Menomonee River Valley runs an on‑site bakery, robotic packaging, and 24‑hour shipping. Your team is what keeps it all moving.
Located in Milwaukee’s Menomonee River Valley, Villa Palermo is a state‑of‑the‑art manufacturing facility adjoining our company headquarters.
Our high‑tech pizza manufacturing operations include an on‑site bakery that produces best‑in‑class crusts, robotic packaging equipment, and a 24‑hour shipping and receiving facility.
Let us learn a little more about how you’ll fit on our team:
Palermos Pizza
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