Industrial Electrician: PLC & Heavy Machinery Maintenance

FactoryFix; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

FactoryFix in Baltimore seeks a seasoned industrial electrician to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair equipment and belt lines to keep our facility powered and productive. You will read electrical blueprints and schematics, diagnose PLC controls, and service AC/DC motors, drives, sensors, and safety systems.

The role requires overtime and rotating shifts, including nights, holidays, and weekends. Knowledge of electrical codes, OSHA standards and lockout/tagout procedures is essential,

Qualifications

• Minimum five years of industrial electrician experience in manufacturing
• Proficient reading electrical blueprints, schematics, and technical docs
• Strong knowledge of electrical codes, safety protocols, and OSHA standards
• Experience with PLCs and industrial control systems
• Ability to obtain TWIC and work in confined spaces

Responsibilities

• Provide electrical maintenance, diagnostics, repair, installation and preventive maintenance
• Maintain motors, drives, PLCs, sensors and control systems
• Install and repair electrical components per codes and schematics
• Perform safety inspections per lockout/tagout and PPE rules
• Work overtime and rotating shifts, including nights and weekends
• Cross-train on equipment like loaders and cranes

Skills

Industrial electrician

Blueprints & schematics

PLC knowledge

Safety compliance

Team communication

Education

Journeyman/master electrician license

TWIC credential

Tools

PLCs

Job description

FactoryFix in Baltimore seeks a seasoned industrial electrician to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair equipment and belt lines to keep our facility powered and productive. You will read electrical blueprints and schematics, diagnose PLC controls, and service AC/DC motors, drives, sensors, and safety systems.

The role requires overtime and rotating shifts, including nights, holidays, and weekends. Knowledge of electrical codes, OSHA standards and lockout/tagout procedures is essential,