Electro-Mechanical Technician (4-Day Work Week / 1st Shift)

H. T. PROF Group; Two Rivers (WI); On-site; USD 26,174 - 44,083; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition assistance

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

H. T. PROF Group in Two Rivers, WI is seeking an experienced maintenance technician for a high-autonomy, direct-hire role in a production facility.

You will work a 4-day week (Mon–Thu, 6:00 AM–4:00 PM) with occasional Friday overtime, diagnosing and repairing electro‑mechanical production equipment. Expect up to $32/hour base, tuition assistance, and comprehensive benefits as you tackle mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical challenges across 45+ presses.

Qualifications

• 2+ years electro-mechanical troubleshooting in manufacturing.
• Strong electrical and fluid power fluency; reads schematics.
• Self-directed, reliable with a safety mindset.
• Able to commute to Two Rivers, WI area.
• Experience with three-phase motors, pumps, and basic PLCs.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair complex production machinery up to 480V 3-phase.
• Perform preventative maintenance across equipment; lubricate, test thermocouples, optimize heating.
• Repair hydraulic/pneumatic valves; replace relays and switches.
• Dismantle faulty equipment using cranes/hoists; reassemble and verify operation.
• Collaborate with plant management and engineering to minimize downtime.
• Document maintenance data, lifecycles, parts usage and diagnostics.

Skills

Electro-mechanical troubleshooting

Electrical fluency

Fluid power

Reading schematics

PLC diagnostics

Tools

Cranes and hoists

Job description

Location: Two Rivers, WI (No Remote)

• SCHEDULE: 4-Day Work Week | Monday – Thursday (6:00 AM – 4:00 PM) | Occasional Friday overtime (typically 1 Friday/month)
• COMPENSATION: Up to $32.00/Hour baseline rate + tuition assistance & comprehensive corporate benefits
• TECHNICAL FOCUS: 480V 3-phase power, AC/DC systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, sensors, relays, and basic PLC diagnostics
• EXPERIENCE: 2+ years of industrial machinery maintenance, electro-mechanical repair, or equipment troubleshooting
• ENVIRONMENT: Modern, high-autonomy custom production facility housing 45+ advanced molding presses

If you are a reliable, self-directed maintenance professional looking to escape rigid corporate bureaucracies and slow-moving conglomerate environments, this direct-hire path provides a stable, high-autonomy career home. This established, debt‑free precision manufacturing leader brings over 40 years of market success, consolidating engineering, custom tooling, and high-volume production under one roof. The organization is built on exceptional long-term stability—evidenced by multiple team members who have built careers here for over 30 years—and a leadership team that aggressively reinvests profits back into modern plant machinery.

This position is a true "blank canvas" for a technician who takes pride in equipment reliability and enjoys technical variety. Rather than being siloed into a narrow, repetitive task, you will wear multiple technical hats, tackling an evolving mix of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical challenges across a fleet of 45+ production presses. Because priority is placed on character, technical curiosity, and work ethic, candidates with a strong blend of hands‑on skill and a drive to keep learning are highly valued.

What You Will Be Doing (Daily Responsibilities)

• Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair complex production machinery, seamlessly handling electrical root‑cause isolation up to 480V three‑phase systems.
• Execute comprehensive preventative maintenance routines across production equipment, including lubricating machinery, testing thermocouples, and optimizing heating systems.
• Tackle diverse technical challenges, ranging from rebuilding hydraulic/pneumatic valves and replacing relays and switches to executing general facility upkeep projects.
• Dismantle malfunctioning equipment independently utilizing cranes, hoists, and hand tools to repair components before reassembling and verifying operational efficiency.
• Partner directly with plant management and engineering teams to manage operational assets, minimize equipment downtime, and coordinate equipment installations.
• Document maintenance data accurately, tracking repair lifecycles, part consumption, and production equipment diagnostics.

What We Are Looking For (Requirements & Qualifications)

• 2+ years of verifiable experience executing electro‑mechanical troubleshooting and maintenance within a manufacturing or custom job‑shop setting.
• Strong electrical and fluid power fluency, with hands‑on comfort reading schematics and diagnosing low‑voltage sensors, SSR relays, three‑phase motors, pumps, and basic PLC architectures.
• Decisive, self‑directed drive with the confidence to step up, troubleshoot faults independently, and think critically on the shop floor.
• Uncompromising reliability and work ethic backed by an excellent attendance record and a safety‑first mindset.
• Local proximity, with permanent residency established within a comfortable commuting distance of the I‑43 manufacturing corridor near the Two Rivers, WI region.