Electrical Maintenance Mechanic

Job Description

Job Description

Flexible Schedule | Swing/Graveyard Shift
Pay: $28–$34/hour DOE

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic

Job Description

Position Overview

We are seeking a skilled Industrial Maintenance Mechanic with strong electrical and mechanical troubleshooting abilities to maintain, repair, and improve industrial equipment and production systems. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience diagnosing electrical faults, repairing mechanical equipment, performing preventive maintenance, and responding to production equipment breakdowns.

This role requires the ability to read electrical schematics, troubleshoot industrial control systems, perform mechanical repairs, and work safely while helping minimize equipment downtime.

Key Responsibilities

Electrical Maintenance & Troubleshooting

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair industrial electrical systems and equipment.
• Apply working knowledge of three-phase power, AC/DC circuits, industrial voltages, current, frequency, power, harmonics, and leakage current to identify and resolve equipment issues.
• Diagnose electrical faults involving motors, sensors, switches, relays, contactors, circuit breakers, control circuits, safety circuits, variable frequency drives (VFDs), and related electrical components.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, equipment manuals, and control documentation.
• Create basic electrical diagrams based on equipment requirements and operational needs.
• Identify and select appropriate electrical components and materials based on electrical diagrams and application requirements.
• Assemble, wire, and build electrical panels according to approved electrical diagrams and specifications.
• Safely troubleshoot electrical safety circuits within control panels to identify the source of equipment faults.
• Replace failed electrical components with appropriate replacements from the same manufacturer.
• Identify and install suitable equivalent components from other manufacturers when direct replacements are unavailable.
• Wire industrial electric motors and verify proper connections and operation.
• Read and interpret motor nameplates, including voltage, amperage, phase, frequency, and power ratings.
• Determine the appropriate variable frequency drive (VFD) based on motor specifications and application requirements.
• Select the correct electrical cable and conductor sizes based on electrical loads and application needs.
• Perform electrical testing using multimeters and other appropriate diagnostic equipment.
• Follow all applicable electrical safety procedures and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) requirements.

Mechanical & General Maintenance

• Troubleshoot, maintain, and repair conveyors, pumps, motors, gearboxes, bearings, pneumatic systems, and other production equipment.
• Perform MIG welding, fabrication, cutting, and equipment repairs as needed.
• Troubleshoot, maintain, and repair industrial forklifts and material-handling equipment.
• Perform preventive and predictive maintenance according to established schedules.
• Respond promptly to equipment breakdowns and production needs to minimize downtime.
• Identify recurring equipment failures, determine root causes, and recommend corrective or preventive solutions.
• Proactively inspect equipment to identify potential failures before they result in unplanned downtime.
• Document completed maintenance work, repairs, parts used, findings, and outstanding issues.
• Maintain clear communication with Operations regarding equipment status, repair progress, and estimated completion times.
• Assist in training other maintenance technicians and sharing technical knowledge.
• Keep tools, parts, equipment, electrical panels, and maintenance work areas safe, clean, and organized.

Safety & Work Standards

The Industrial Maintenance Mechanic is expected to follow established safety procedures, use appropriate diagnostic tools and equipment, maintain organized work areas, and comply with Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) requirements. The role also requires clear communication, accurate maintenance documentation, and a proactive approach to equipment reliability and production efficiency.

Pay: $28–$34/hour, depending on experience and qualifications.

Our company strives to find our associates the right position where they can utilize their skills and experience.

Company Description

Our company strives to find our associates the right position where they can utilize their skills and experience.