Electromechanical Service Technician — PLC/VFD Systems

Is this you?

• Do you enjoy bringing CNC machines back online under pressure?
• Are you fluent in ladder logic on Allen‑Bradley SLC‑500 and CompactLogix?
• Can you configure, commission, and troubleshoot both DC and AC VFDs with confidence?
• Do mechanical prints and electrical line/relay diagrams feel like second nature?

What you’ll do

• Maintain, install, troubleshoot, and repair CNC equipment across the facility.
• Diagnose and service industrial electronics and control systems.
• Set up and troubleshoot variable frequency drives (DC and AC) to resolve performance and fault issues.
• Identify and correct PLC faults on Allen‑Bradley SLC‑500 and CompactLogix controllers.
• Use test equipment to verify signals, trace faults, and validate repairs.
• Support plant systems: air compressors; pneumatic and hydraulic circuits; chilled water and HVAC.
• Leverage mechanical drawings and electrical schematics/relay logic to plan and execute work.

Other related tasks may be assigned; the scope above is not exhaustive.

What you bring

• 2 years of experience in industrial maintenance.
• Proven skill with DC/AC VFD installation, setup, and troubleshooting.
• Hands-on PLC repair experience with Allen‑Bradley SLC‑500 and CompactLogix.
• Comfort using standard test equipment for diagnostics.
• Working knowledge of air, pneumatic, hydraulic, chilled water, and HVAC systems.
• Ability to interpret mechanical prints/drawings and electrical line diagrams/relay logic.

Environment & physical demands

• Air-conditioned workspace with machinery noise.
• Potential exposure to coolants, lubricants, abrasive compounds, electricity, and wiring.
• Regular standing, walking, climbing, pushing/pulling, grasping, kneeling, squatting, bending, twisting/turning, reaching above shoulder.
• Lifting requirements: 0–50 lbs.