Industrial Electrician: PLC Troubleshooting & Maintenance

DFM Solutions; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

DFM Solutions is seeking an Electrician to maintain industrial manufacturing equipment and building facilities. You will diagnose electrical issues, read schematics, and perform preventive and predictive maintenance to keep operations safe and compliant.

Responsibilities include installing wiring, testing equipment, and supporting equipment modifications. A Journeyman’s Card or equivalent experience is required, with strong safety practices and PLC troubleshooting skills preferred.

Qualifications

• Journeyman’s Card or equivalent years of industrial experience.
• Experience reading electrical prints/schematics.
• Experience with PLC troubleshooting and utilities.
• Familiarity with testing equipment (multimeter, megger).
• Generator knowledge and dock equipment experience preferred.
• EPA Refrigerant license preferred.
• Strong computer skills and safety discipline.

Responsibilities

• Perform corrective, preventative and predictive maintenance on manufacturing equipment.
• Assemble, install, test and maintain electrical wiring and fixtures.
• Inspect electrical systems for hazards/defects and ensure compliance with safety regs.
• Connect wires to fixtures and motors; replace switches and fuses.
• Use testing tools and power hand tools to diagnose and repair.
• Support equipment modifications and installations and conduct routine audits.

Skills

PLC troubleshooting

HVAC equipment

read electrical prints

safety practices

generator knowledge

Education

Journeyman’s Card in relevant industrial field

Tools

Multimeter

Megger

Job description

DFM Solutions is seeking an Electrician to maintain industrial manufacturing equipment and building facilities. You will diagnose electrical issues, read schematics, and perform preventive and predictive maintenance to keep operations safe and compliant.

Responsibilities include installing wiring, testing equipment, and supporting equipment modifications. A Journeyman’s Card or equivalent experience is required, with strong safety practices and PLC troubleshooting skills preferred.