Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist (CNC/PLC Systems)

Job Description

Job Description

Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Specialist (CNC/PLC Systems)

Picture your shift: it’s 7:30 PM on Monday. You grab your PPE, sync up with Production & Logistics, and review the night’s priorities. Before the lines ramp to full speed, you complete a few key PMs, verify safety interlocks, and check robot cells. When a CNC throws a fault or a PLC routine misbehaves, you’re the first to the scene—diagnosing quickly, repairing safely, and getting equipment back online with minimal downtime.

• Stable, growth-oriented employer with predictable shifts and consistent hours.
• Long-term career pathways, skill advancement, and certification opportunities.
• Hands-on exposure to CNC, PLCs, robotics (FANUC/KUKA), motor controls/drives, industrial networks, and automated tooling.
• Plenty of opportunity to build preventative-maintenance mastery and earn overtime.

Full-time 2nd shift (Overnight), Monday–Thursday, 7:30 PM–6:00 AM.

We pay by experience and skill set: $38.96–$48.00 per hour, plus a 6% shift differential.

Sign-on: $1,000 for experienced Maintenance Technicians, paid after 90 days of employment.

• Keep high-volume manufacturing equipment running safely and efficiently with minimal downtime.
• Work across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems to troubleshoot, repair, and optimize.
• Support CNC and PLC-controlled machinery, motor controls/VFDs, robotics (FANUC/KUKA), industrial networks, and automated tooling.
• Operate within the Production & Logistics (P&L) Way—follow standard work (SWIs, position standards, SOPs) and suggest improvements.
• Exemplify P&L Way behaviors, uphold core values, and maintain excellent attendance.
• Practice safe work at all times: use required PPE, follow LOTO, adhere to safety guidelines, and escalate hazards.
• Comply with all Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) requirements; report hazards, environmental risks, and incidents; help maintain a safe, environmentally responsible workplace.
• Model a 100% mindset, owning your station and understanding production interdependencies and outcomes.
• Independently execute standard workflows; recognize routine issues and escalate complex problems appropriately.

You should be proficient in:

• 120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Electrical Repair
• Maintenance and Repair Skills
• Industrial Electrical Experience
• Industrial Electrical Systems
• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
• Electrical Schematic Reading
• Access Control Systems

Your expertise shortens downtime, boosts throughput, and improves safety—every night. If you’re ready to grow your automation skills while making a measurable difference, we’d love to meet you.