Senior Industrial Maintenance Millwright (Electro‑Mechanical)

Mid-West Forging and Machining; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 49,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

Mid-West Forging and Machining in Ohio seeks a Senior Industrial Maintenance Millwright to diagnose PLC faults, align drives, and program robots. You’ll handle electrical and mechanical maintenance on high‑throughput equipment, read schematics, and document activities with rigor.

You’ll work across presses, robots, conveyors, and power systems, performing preventive maintenance and safety procedures while advancing technician qualifications via assessments and field projects.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED preferred; Associate’s in Industrial Maintenance or Millwright certificate/training preferred.
• 4+ years of relevant experience in a manufacturing setting in Electrical Maintenance or as a Millwright/Industrial Mechanic.
• Strong troubleshooting methods with ability to read schematics/diagrams and work from blueprints.

Responsibilities

• Dismantle, install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain electrical and mechanical controls and devices on machinery and production systems.
• Install and diagnose motors, drives, starters, and I/O circuits; read blueprints and schematics.
• Perform preventive maintenance and maintain logs and checklists; ensure safe operation and documentation.

Skills

Millwright

Electrical troubleshooting

Robotics exposure

PLCs (Allen-Bradley/RSLogix)

VFDs and high voltage

Education

High school diploma or GED

Associate’s in Industrial Maintenance or Millwright certificate/training

Tools

RSLogix/Allen-Bradley PLCs

480V/4160V systems

Welding (arc cutting torch)

Job description

Senior Industrial Maintenance Millwright (Electro‑Mechanical)Picture a day where you move from diagnosing a stubborn PLC fault on an extrusion press to aligning a conveyor drive, then cap it off by fine‑tuning a robot program—always with safety first and documentation airtight. That’s a typical shift for our Senior Industrial Maintenance Millwright. You’ll blend hands‑on mechanical work with advanced electrical troubleshooting to keep historic, high‑throughput machinery running at peak performance.What you’ll doDismantle, install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain electrical and mechanical controls and devices on upsetters, shears, blasters, cranes, conveyors, extrusion presses, PLCs, and other production systems.Install and diagnose motors, drives, starters, and I/O circuits; read and work from blueprints and schematic drawings to plan and execute tasks.Perform facility and building maintenance, including electrical devices, compressed air, and natural gas distribution within the plant.Execute preventive maintenance programs; apply safe operating procedures and complete accurate logs, records, and checklists.Assemble machinery and secure to foundations/structures using bolting, welding, riveting, or other fastening methods.Install robots and select appropriate programs; trace shorts, measure/cut/bend wire and conduit, drill for wiring, and pull/push conductors through runs.Assist with lifting, positioning, and fastening components such as wiring, conduit, and motors.Perform minor repairs (fuses, light sockets, bulbs, switches); disassemble defective electrical equipment, replace worn parts, and reassemble.Carry out basic, non‑load‑bearing welding; use cutting torches safely; maintain a clean work area and organized parts/tools.Perform other routine duties as needed.QualificationsExperience and educationMinimum 4 years of relevant experience in a manufacturing setting in Electrical Maintenance or as a Millwright/Industrial Mechanic.Strong mechanical aptitude for the safe operation of diverse tools and equipment.High school diploma or GED preferred; Associate’s in Industrial Maintenance or accredited Millwright certificate/training preferred.Core competenciesCommunication: Clearly report job data; provide detailed written and verbal descriptions of machine conditions; work independently and as part of a team with appropriate supervision.Mathematics: Comfortable with proportions, percentages, area, circumference, volume, and basic algebra/geometry.Computer literacy: Use basic digital tools such as self‑service systems, time clocks, and other applicable platforms.Additional preferred skillsStrong troubleshooting method: define problems, gather data, establish facts, draw sound conclusions; interpret complex technical instructions (math/diagrams) and handle abstract variables.Satisfactory completion of Elec‑Test and Multi‑Craft test.Willing to work all shifts to gain exposure to full maintenance and operational conditions.Diagnose/repair using test instruments, schematics, or ladder logic; expertise with RSLogix/Allen‑Bradley PLCs.Preferred exposure to ABB, Motoman, or Fanuc robots and controls; ability to assist with program changes.Install/troubleshoot motors, drives, starters, and I/O circuits; proficiency in 480V and 4160V systems, VFDs, panel building, and schematics.Thorough knowledge of lockout/tagout and arc flash practices; familiarity with the National Electrical Code; bend conduit with minimal assistance.Safe use of electrical testing devices; read and apply information from drawings/blueprints including electrical schematics.Apply sound welding techniques; safely operate a cutting torch; read dials and gauges with varied increments; use a level and square accurately.SupervisionNo supervisory responsibilities.Advancement pathwayAll Maintenance Technician and Master Maintenance Technician candidates complete in‑field assessments (e.g., hydraulic pump rebuild, electrical aptitude and troubleshooting on live equipment, welding demonstrations, etc.). A Ramsey Maintenance Test score above the 80th national percentile qualifies a Maintenance Technician for promotion to Master Maintenance Technician.Role tiers and requirementsMaintenance Technician – MinimumSolid mechanical skills in an industrial environment for troubleshooting and repairs; solid welding and fabrication capabilities.Basic understanding of industrial electricity.Advanced mechanical skills with proven industrial troubleshooting and repairs.Working knowledge of basic arc welding, pipe fitting, schematics, hydraulics, pneumatics, industrial maintenance, and rigging.Electrical skills with industrial experience; proficiency with 480V, 4160V, PLCs, VFDs, panel building, and schematics.Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair PLCs, hydraulics, and pneumatics.Assist with equipment rebuilds; train other employees as required.Master Maintenance Technician – AdvancedAll Maintenance Technician requirements plus:Journeyman‑level Millwright/Industrial Mechanic capabilities in an industrial setting.Advanced electrical proficiency; highly skilled troubleshooter.Assist with machinery program changes; proficient with equipment rebuilds.Train other employees.Physical demandsStand, walk, push, pull, squat, bend, and reach through the shift; use carts, dollies, cranes, and jacks to move materials.Regularly lift/move up to 25 lbs.Climb ladders/stairs to heights of 30 ft or more; navigate narrow walkways, confined spaces, and overhead mezzanines.Tolerate temperature fluctuations driven by weather and machinery; acclimate to high noise and vibration.Follow PPE requirements: hard hats, eye protection, ear plugs, and approved metatarsal/steel‑toe footwear.Comfortable working in confined environments.Work environmentOur technicians work around historic machinery, heat, noise, debris, and active conveyance systems. Expect significant floor and overhead traffic tied to material movement, resulting in vibration and airborne particulates. Surfaces include paved/unpaved walkways, active shipping lanes, and occasional standing water—caution and awareness are essential.CompensationMaster Maintenance Technician: $40.80/hrMaintenance Technician: $35.70/hrBenefitsFull‑time employmentDay‑1 benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, STD, AD&D, and Life insurance (some benefits company‑paid)401(k) with company matchPTO available immediately upon hireTwo weeks paid vacation after 1 yearQualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, protected veteran status or disability.