Electromechanical Maintenance Tech

• Perform preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on industrial production machinery, automated systems, and facility-support equipment. 
• Diagnose and repair equipment failures involving mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, robotic, and control systems. 
• Troubleshoot integrated equipment problems involving multiple systems rather than treating electrical and mechanical issues separately. 
• Maintain and repair automated production machinery, CNC equipment, robotic welding systems, conveyors, overhead cranes, and material-handling equipment. 
• Repair or replace bearings, gearboxes, belts, chains, sprockets, couplings, shafts, seals, motors, pumps, cylinders, valves, actuators, sensors, and switches. 
• Troubleshoot sensors, relays, contactors, encoders, servomotors, safety circuits, human-machine interfaces, and communication devices. 
• Diagnose variable-frequency drive faults, motor-control circuit issues, safety interlock failures, and equipment alarms. 
• Support PLC troubleshooting by identifying input, output, sensor, and connected-device failures. 
• Assist with robot fault identification, recovery, calibration, program restarts, and production startups within the employee’s training and authorization. 
• Perform equipment alignment, leveling, calibration, adjustment, and operational testing. 
• Troubleshoot hydraulic and pneumatic circuits using schematics, gauges, meters, and diagnostic equipment. 
• Identify pressure, flow, contamination, leakage, and component-failure issues within hydraulic and compressed-air systems. 
• Repair mechanical power-transmission systems and related assemblies. 
• Assist with the fabrication or modification of brackets, guards, supports, and replacement components. 
• Use precision measuring instruments to verify equipment tolerances, alignment, and operating condition. 
• Assist with equipment installation, relocation, commissioning, startup, upgrades, and retrofits. 
• Work with engineering personnel, equipment manufacturers, vendors, and technical-support representatives to resolve complex equipment issues. 
• Accurately document inspections, repairs, downtime, failure causes, maintenance work, and parts used. 
• Communicate equipment status, repair progress, and operational concerns to maintenance and production leadership. 
• Follow all established safety procedures, including lockout/tagout requirements. 
• Perform additional maintenance duties as assigned. 

• High school diploma or GED required. 
• Vocational or technical training in industrial maintenance, electromechanical technology, automation, or a related field is preferred. 
• Five or more years of industrial maintenance experience is preferred. 
• Previous experience troubleshooting integrated electromechanical systems is required. 
• Experience maintaining automated production machinery, robotics, CNC equipment, or heavy manufacturing equipment is strongly preferred. 
• Experience in metal fabrication, welding operations, structural manufacturing, or a similar industrial environment is a plus. 
• Ability to diagnose complex equipment failures involving mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and automation systems. 
• Experience working independently during equipment breakdowns and production emergencies. 
• Working knowledge of motors, motor controls, sensors, relays, contactors, variable-frequency drives, safety circuits, and automated controls. 
• PLC troubleshooting experience, including the ability to identify input/output and connected-device faults, is preferred. 
• Ability to read mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, ladder diagrams, hydraulic diagrams, and pneumatic diagrams. 
• Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, precision measuring instruments, electrical meters, and industrial diagnostic equipment. 
• Strong mechanical aptitude, electrical troubleshooting ability, and problem-solving skills. 
• Ability to clearly communicate technical information to operators, supervisors, engineers, vendors, and other maintenance personnel. 
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively as part of a maintenance team. 
• Dependable, punctual, and able to adjust to changing production and maintenance priorities. 

• Ability to frequently stand, walk, bend, kneel, crouch, climb ladders, and work from elevated platforms. 
• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds independently. 
• Ability to move heavier equipment or components with appropriate mechanical lifting assistance. 
• Ability to work in confined areas and around operating machinery while following established safety procedures. 
• Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination necessary to operate tools, test equipment, and handle machine components. 
• Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, steel-toe footwear, fall protection, and respiratory protection when applicable. 

• Monday through Friday 
• 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 
• Overtime and occasional weekend work may be required based on equipment, production, and business needs.