Industrial Controls Maintenance Technician (Allen‑Bradley Systems)

Industrial Controls Maintenance Technician (Allen‑Bradley Systems)

Location: Monroe, OH

What a night on our floor looks like

At 7:00 PM, you step onto a stable, well-run production floor and become the go-to problem solver for standalone manufacturing equipment. A drive trips? You track it down, verify with your meter, and bring the VFD back online. A sensor is chattering? You trace the control circuit, interpret the print, and restore reliable feedback. Need a quick bracket? You weld and fabricate a clean, safe fix. When a line hesitates, you review Allen‑Bradley PLC tags and I/O to pinpoint the fault. Every repair and PM gets documented in the CMMS before you hand off a reliable machine.

Schedule

• Permanent Nights: 7:00 PM – 7:00 AM
• 2-2-3 rotating pattern
• 88 paid hours per two-week cycle with built-in overtime

Compensation & Benefits

• Average annual earnings: $65,000–$95,000 (includes built-in overtime and quarterly profit sharing)
• $3,000 sign-on bonus (tiered payout)
• Medical, dental, and vision effective Day 1
• 401(k) with company match
• Tool replacement program
• Tuition assistance after one year

What you’ll take on

• Diagnose and repair electrical and mechanical faults on industrial machinery
• Execute preventative maintenance to maximize uptime
• Troubleshoot motors, VFDs, sensors, and control circuits
• Read and apply electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic schematics
• Perform welding and light fabrication as needed
• Accurately capture work details in the CMMS

What you bring

• 2 years of industrial maintenance experience in a manufacturing setting
• Proven electrical troubleshooting skills; exposure to 480V preferred
• Working knowledge of Allen‑Bradley PLCs is a plus
• Confident using a meter and interpreting electrical prints
• Consistent work history with a strong commitment to safety

Technical strengths

• Plumbing fundamentals
• Mechanical troubleshooting
• 120/208/240/480 VAC systems
• Hydraulics competency
• Electrical diagnostics and repair
• Pneumatics troubleshooting
• Accurate tape measure use
• General maintenance and repair aptitude
• Hands-on manufacturing experience
• Blueprint/schematic reading

If you’re energized by solving controls and electro‑mechanical challenges on the night shift and want predictable hours, strong benefits, and a reliable environment, this role is built for you.