Multi-Craft Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician

Multi-Craft Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician

Step onto the night shift where you keep a high-performing manufacturing plant running at peak uptime. As our go-to multi-craft technician (I/II level candidates encouraged), you’ll balance preventive care with rapid response—owning PM schedules, safeguarding spare parts availability, and jumping in to restore equipment performance so production never misses a beat.

Compensation & Schedule

• Pay Range: $24.50-$35.50/hour plus overtime.
• Night Shift Schedule: 11:00PM - 7:30AM (Sunday @ 11:00PM - Friday @ 7:30AM)
• Flexibility to work 40+ hours per week, weekends as required, with on-call responsibilities for repairs and assistance.

What You’ll Own

• Lead preventive and reactive maintenance for plant manufacturing operations while managing PM schedules.
• Troubleshoot and repair machines and controls, including DC/AC motors and drives, downstream equipment, chillers & etc.
• Act as the 1st responder when machines fault—escalating to Electrical Engineering for additional support when needed.
• Order and specify replacement parts and control components; coordinate directly with suppliers.
• Drive CMMS accuracy by completing PM and Repair Work Orders on time and in compliance.
• Support Daily Management directives and initiatives that align maintenance to production goals.
• Collaborate with Production Staff to promote safe, reliable operation of all plant equipment.
• Help develop and implement Continuous Improvement projects to increase throughput, reliability, and Safety.
• Maintain an adequate spare parts inventory to ensure maximum production rates.

Your Toolbox (Skills & Knowledge)

• Hands-on use of electrical test equipment: voltmeter, ammeter, ohm meter, Megger & etc.
• Solid grasp of basic machine function and Sequence Of Operations for production machinery.
• Fluent reading of electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical drawings.
• Working knowledge of NEC, UL508A, and NFPA 79 codes.
• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) safety procedures.
• Arc Flash safety and appropriate PPE requirements.
• Comfort with electrical formulas and mechanical math.
• Experience with 3-phase industrial wiring and power distribution.
• Background with AC, DC, and servo drive/motor systems.
• Ability to troubleshoot PLC I/O and networking.
• Motion experience/training with servo drives and motors.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word.

Qualifications

• High School / Vocational School Diploma or Equivalent - Required
• Technician-level capability in electrical, hydraulics, and pneumatics – Preferred
• 2+ years of Industrial Maintenance with Electrical Systems and Controls
• Basic PLC and drive training
• Plastic process knowledge is a plus

If you thrive on keeping complex systems healthy and production humming, this night-owl role puts you at the center of the action.