Industrial Electrical Service Technician – Indianapolis, IN

PLC & Controls | Local Equipment Support Field Service

Tired of working on the same equipment every day—but don't want a job that keeps you on the road 100% of the time?

BHS Corrugated North America is hiring an Industrial Electrical Service Technician in the Indianapolis area to support our advanced industrial digital printing equipment.

You'll provide hands-on electrical and controls support for our equipment located in Indianapolis, while also traveling to customer sites as needed for installations, troubleshooting, service, and preventative maintenance.

What You'll Do

• Troubleshoot and repair industrial electrical and controls systems

• Provide ongoing technical support for our Indianapolis-based equipment

• Diagnose issues involving PLCs, drives, servos, and process controls

• Read and troubleshoot from electrical schematics

• Perform electrical calibrations and preventative maintenance

• Assist with equipment installations and commissioning

• Travel to other customer facilities as service needs arise

• Work directly with customers to diagnose and resolve equipment issues

• Document service work and technical findings

What We're Looking For

• Strong industrial electrical troubleshooting experience

• Experience with PLC controls and programming

• Knowledge of VFDs/drives, servos, sensors, and process controls

• Ability to read and understand electrical schematics

• Industrial maintenance, automation, controls, or field service experience

• Technical/trade school or associate degree preferred

• Strong problem-solving and customer communication skills

• Ability and willingness to travel when needed

Digital print experience is NOT required.

If you're an industrial electrical or controls technician who can troubleshoot a PLC-controlled machine and wants a mix of local equipment support and field service, we want to talk to you.

PAY IS NEGOTIABLE DOE

Join BHS Corrugated

Work with advanced industrial technology, tackle complex electrical problems, and build specialized skills—without spending every week on the road.

If you're the person everyone calls when the equipment goes down, let's talk.