Industrial Maintenance Electrician – Automation & Controls

100Hires, Inc.; Monroe (MI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. is seeking an Industrial Maintenance Electrician – Automation & Controls to keep production lines running smoothly in a Michigan facility. You will diagnose faults, reference schematics, connect to PLCs, verify VFD parameters, and bring cells back online while minimizing downtime.

You’ll also complete PMs, replace worn servo motors, and document actions for traceability. The role requires hands-on maintenance experience in manufacturing, strong problem-solving, and the ability to

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience in an industrial or manufacturing setting.
• Sharp troubleshooting instincts and methodical problem-solving skills.
• Comfort working around industrial machinery and automated production equipment.
• Ability to read and apply technical documentation, prints, and schematics.
• Willingness to work in a union manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and repair manufacturing and production equipment to keep lines running safely and efficiently.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance across machinery and support equipment.
• Diagnose root causes and determine repairs, then replace mechanical/electrical components as needed.
• Interpret blueprints, schematics, diagrams and manuals to guide decisions.
• Apply hand and power tools, and diagnostic instruments safely and confidently.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Preventive maintenance

Reading schematics

Documentation

Team collaboration

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

VFDs

PLCs

Servo motors

Electrical wiring

Job description

Step into the heartbeat of productionAs our Industrial Maintenance Electrician – Automation & Controls, you’ll be the first call when a line hiccups and the last safeguard before equipment returns to full speed. Picture starting your shift with a brief handoff from the outgoing team, scanning the maintenance backlog, and prioritizing a mix of preventive tasks and high-urgency repairs. A sensor fault triggers a stoppage—you diagnose on the fly, reference schematics, connect to the PLC, verify VFD parameters, and bring the cell back online, minimizing downtime. Later, you’ll complete scheduled PMs, replace a worn servo motor, and document everything for traceability.What you’ll doTroubleshoot and repair manufacturing and production equipment to keep lines running safely and efficiently.Perform preventive and corrective maintenance across machinery and support equipment.Diagnose root causes, determine required repairs, and execute replacements of mechanical and/or electrical components.Interpret blueprints, electrical schematics, diagrams, and equipment manuals to guide decisions.Apply hand tools, power tools, and diagnostic instruments confidently and safely.Respond rapidly to breakdowns and work to reduce production downtime.Complete assigned preventive maintenance on schedule.Follow all plant safety procedures, including strict lockout/tagout (LOTO) practices.Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area.Accurately document maintenance actions, findings, and parts used.Collaborate closely with production operators and fellow maintenance teammates.Take on additional maintenance duties as assigned.What you bringHands-on experience in an industrial or manufacturing setting.Sharp troubleshooting instincts and methodical problem-solving skills.Comfort working around industrial machinery and automated production equipment.Ability to read and apply technical documentation, prints, and schematics.Willingness to work in a UAW/union manufacturing environment.High school diploma or GED.Flexibility to support required shifts, overtime, and weekends as needed.Preferred exposureBackground in automotive or other high-volume manufacturing.Experience with industrial maintenance on production assets.Proven capability troubleshooting both mechanical and electrical systems.Prior work experience in a union facility.Tools & technologiesVariable Frequency Drives (VFD)Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)Servo motors and motion systemsSafety and standardsWe operate with a safety-first mindset. You’ll diligently apply LOTO, adhere to all plant procedures, and keep immaculate documentation—because your craftsmanship and attention to detail protect people, product, and performance.Schedule & collaborationOur operation runs on teamwork. You’ll coordinate with production and maintenance peers across shifts and support overtime or weekend coverage when needed to meet demand.