Industrial Maintenance Electrician: Troubleshoot & Controls

Helion Group; Burbank (IL); On-site; USD 39,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Helion Group is seeking an experienced Industrial Maintenance Electrician for our Burbank, IL site. The role emphasizes troubleshooting and repairing industrial electrical systems, HMIs, and control circuits to minimize downtime and maintain reliable operations.

Candidates should be adept at tracing power/control circuits, diagnosing I/O and sensor issues, and using multimeters with electrical schematics. PLC experience is a plus but not required, and independence in troubleshooting is valued.

Qualifications

• Strong electrical and electronic troubleshooting skills.
• Proficient using multimeters and interpreting electrical schematics.
• Experience with industrial control systems, HMIs, sensors, and I/O devices.
• PLC experience is a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and repair industrial electrical systems, HMIs, and control circuits.
• Trace power and control circuits to identify open circuits, shorts, and failed components.
• Diagnose and repair I/O and sensor issues involving switches, photoeyes, and encoders.
• Use multimeters and electrical diagrams to troubleshoot safety circuits, start/stop relays, heater contactors, and control voltage loops.
• Replace faulty relays, contactors, sensors, fuses, and other electrical components.
• Identify and correct equipment faults to minimize downtime and maintain reliable operations.

Skills

Electrical troubleshooting

Multimeter usage

Electrical schematics interpretation

Independent troubleshooting

Control systems experience

Tools

Industrial control systems

HMIs

Sensors

I/O devices

PLC

Job description

Helion Group is seeking an experienced Industrial Maintenance Electrician for our Burbank, IL site. The role emphasizes troubleshooting and repairing industrial electrical systems, HMIs, and control circuits to minimize downtime and maintain reliable operations.

Candidates should be adept at tracing power/control circuits, diagnosing I/O and sensor issues, and using multimeters with electrical schematics. PLC experience is a plus but not required, and independence in troubleshooting is valued.