Industrial Maintenance ElectricianKeep Production Running. Solve Problems. Build the Future.
In this hands‑on role, you'll work with advanced automation systems, electrical equipment, robotics, PLCs, presses, CNC machines, and facility systems to ensure maximum uptime and operational efficiency.
What You'll Do
As an Industrial Maintenance Electrician, you'll be responsible for installing, maintaining, repairing, and improving a wide range of electrical, mechanical, and automated production systems.
Your Day May Include:
- Troubleshooting and repairing electrical, electronic, and automated equipment
- Installing and maintaining facility electrical systems, wiring, conduit, and power distribution
- Supporting machinery such as conveyors, presses, CNC equipment, robots, welders, and other automated systems
- Diagnosing equipment failures and identifying root causes to minimize downtime
- Programming, troubleshooting, and modifying PLCs and automation controls
- Working with Allen‑Bradley and other programmable controller platforms
- Maintaining electrical motors, transformers, lighting systems, sensors, and related components
- Installing, repairing, and maintaining pneumatic systems and machine controls
- Supporting preventive and predictive maintenance programs
- Documenting repairs, maintenance activities, and system improvements
- Helping improve equipment reliability through continuous improvement initiatives
- Assisting operators and maintenance team members by sharing troubleshooting knowledge and best practices
Required Skills & Experience
- Strong troubleshooting skills in electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and automation systems
- Experience with PLC programming and diagnostics
- Knowledge of industrial controls, motors, sensors, relays, and power distribution systems
Physical Requirements
- Standing and walking for extended periods
- Reaching, bending, kneeling, crouching, twisting, and stretching
- Working both indoors and outdoors as needed
- Climbing stairs and accessing equipment platforms
- Lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds occasionally
- Using a computer and completing electronic documentation
- Distinguishing colors, reading detailed information, and adjusting visual focus when working on equipment