Electromechanical Reliability Technician

Holland Sharpe Inc.; Florida; On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Holland Sharpe Inc. seeks an industrial maintenance technician to diagnose electro-mechanical faults on production equipment, read schematics, and perform PMs on machines and facilities. You will repair electrical gear, service hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and support end-to-end equipment reliability.

Expect occasional extended hours and some weekend work in a manufacturing setting. Proficiency with multimeters, meggers, and power tools, plus knowledge of three-phase power and safety

Qualifications

• Diagnose electro-mechanical problems on production equipment and supporting systems.
• Read schematics and apply electrical drawings/schematics.
• Perform PM on machines, facility systems, and building components.
• Inspect and service bearings, shafts, gears, and moving parts.
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical gear and controls.
• Install and service hydraulic/pneumatic circuits and valves.
• Respond quickly to breakdowns to minimize downtime.
• Plan tasks and work safely within timelines.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose electro-mechanical faults and perform repairs.
• Inspect, clean, lubricate, and fine-tune moving parts.
• Carry out scheduled PM on machines and facilities.
• Repair/replace valves, gauges, and related devices.
• Troubleshoot PLC-driven machinery and control systems.
• Install and service hydraulic and pneumatic equipment.
• Respond to breakdowns and return lines to service quickly.
• Read electrical schematics and maintain electrical installations.

Skills

Electrical schematics

Troubleshooting 24V–480V

Multimeter use

Megger use

PLC troubleshooting

Industrial automation

Mechanical aptitude

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

Forklift operation

MIG welding

TIG welding

Hydraulic systems

Pneumatic systems

Reading blueprints/prints

Drills/Grinders/Reciprocating saw

Tools

Megger

Multimeter

Torque wrench

Grease gun

Job description

Is this you?Do you thrive on chasing down a stubborn fault—electrical or mechanical—and restoring a line to full speed?Can you read a schematic, meter a circuit from 24V to 480V three-phase, and make a safe, clean repair?Are you as comfortable with a torque wrench and grease gun as you are with a multimeter and megger?Do you naturally organize your work, communicate clearly, and move with urgency when production is at stake?What you'll doDiagnose electro-mechanical problems on production equipment and supporting systems.Strip down malfunctioning assemblies, pinpoint failure modes, and install repaired or new parts.Carry out scheduled PM on machines, facility systems, and building components.Inspect, clean, lubricate, and fine-tune bearings, shafts, gears, and other moving parts.Troubleshoot, install, and repair electrical gear—transformers, machine wiring, controls, and electronic devices.Install and service process piping, hydraulic circuits, and pneumatic equipment.Repair or replace valves, gauges, pressure regulators, and related devices.Respond quickly to breakdowns to get machines back online with minimal downtime.Spot potential maintenance risks, communicate promptly, and implement corrective actions.Plan your tasks and complete maintenance safely and within set timelines.Must-havesWorking knowledge of 24V–480V systems and three-phase power.Ability to read and apply electrical drawings/schematics.Proficiency with diagnostic instruments (multimeters, meggers).Confidence using power tools such as drills, grinders, and reciprocating saws.Strong mechanical aptitude and broad hand-tool familiarity.Sharp troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.Ability to prioritize and act fast during downtime events.Self-motivated; takes initiative when an issue surfaces.Dependable teammate with clear written and verbal communication.Organized, methodical, and quick to learn new processes/equipment.Positive outlook and desire to deepen technical expertise.Willing to work occasional extended hours and some weekends as needed.Valid driver’s license.Nice-to-havesExperience troubleshooting PLC-driven machinery.Background with industrial three-phase equipment.MIG or TIG welding experience.Maintenance of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.Where you'll apply your craftPLC troubleshooting and diagnosticsDeveloping preventive maintenance plansEnd-to-end equipment troubleshootingElectrical schematic interpretationFacilities maintenance and repairElectrical fault finding and correctionSystematic troubleshooting practicesMechanical system diagnosticsPneumatics setup and troubleshooting120/208/240/480 VAC distributionMotor maintenance, repair, and replacementConveyor chain replacementHydraulic power and control systemsElectrical systems diagnostics and repairIndustrial electrical installationIndustrial automation equipment troubleshootingPLC programming exposurePLC wiring and I/O terminationsHigh-voltage systemsPneumatic troubleshootingGeneral maintenance and repairIndustrial electrical experienceLift truck (forklift) service and maintenanceMechanical assembly workIndustrial electrical systems and controlsHydraulic components and circuitsHeavy equipment electrical diagnosticsAdvanced equipment diagnosticsMechanical component repairCrane and lifting equipment systemsLockout/Tagout (LOTO)Reading electrical schematicsEquipment installation and wiringEquipment repair and maintenanceMachine/equipment installationExperience in a manufacturing settingBlueprint/print readingEquipment and technologiesMIG and TIG welding equipmentIndustrial control systemsVariable Frequency Drives (VFDs)Extrusion machineryAllen‑Bradley PLCsConveyor systemsServo motorsHydraulic shearsBand saws