Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist (Manufacturing)

If you are energized by solving tough equipment problems and keeping production humming, this Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist role is for you. You will combine mechanical know-how, electrical troubleshooting, and hands-on welding and robotics exposure to safeguard uptime across the plant.

• Respond to emergency breakdowns and conduct scheduled PMs to keep production and facility equipment reliable.
• Interpret manuals, schematics, and work orders to identify faults; repair or replace parts, sensors, relays, switches, motors, and more.
• Test suspect equipment, consult with production, maintenance, and tool room teams, and zero in on root causes.
• Use ammeters, voltmeters, ohmmeters, and heavy shop tools to diagnose malfunctions; validate fixes by starting and testing equipment.
• Perform mechanical adjustments and alignments, including spindles and clutches; rewire motors and replace motor bearings.
• Inspect and measure components for wear or misalignment; install, test, and maintain control, pressure-sensing, and flow devices.
• Execute and refine preventive maintenance for welding equipment, including robotic cells.
• Contribute to structured problem solving and corrective actions (8D) to resolve recurring process or quality issues.
• Uphold company policies, 5S, and health and safety procedures; champion continuous improvement.

• High school diploma or GED plus a completed craft apprenticeship, or equivalent education and production maintenance experience.
• 2 years of general machine maintenance, including 1 year supporting stamping presses and related equipment.
• 2 years of experience in manual and automated welding; solid MIG welding knowledge.
• Robotic welding and material handling knowledge preferred; programming exposure to Motoman or Fanuc is a plus.
• Fluency with manufacturing workflows, product design basics, safety, and quality principles.
• Strong electrical troubleshooting with the ability to read and apply electrical/controls schematics.
• Hydraulics experience.
• Comfort with Microsoft Office and the ability to learn ERP systems such as Plex.
• Works quickly and independently while collaborating effectively across departments.
• Holds current hi-lo, crane, and manlift licenses.

• Flexible availability to support a 24-hour manufacturing operation; periodic on-call coverage may be needed.
• Role is primarily in a manufacturing setting with customary industrial noise and smells.

• Electrical test instruments: ammeter, voltmeter, and ohmmeter.
• Heavy industrial shop tools for machining, fabrication, and repair.
• Microsoft Office and ERP (Plex).