Manufacturing Controls and PLC Electrician

Do you love solving tough electrical problems?

At our Cleveland, OH 44105 facility, we’re looking for a Manufacturing Controls and PLC Electrician who thrives on diagnosing issues fast, keeping production moving, and elevating system reliability.

What will you do?

• Install, maintain, and repair plant electrical systems and equipment.
• Own preventive care for communication systems; radios and radio‑controlled cranes; gauges/measuring devices; ultrasonic and fluidic equipment; VDTs; PLCs; microprocessors; numerical and programmable controllers; low/high‑voltage distribution; rectifiers; and test/measurement tools.
• Pinpoint faults using schematics, blueprints, and diagnostic instruments—then fix them quickly and safely.
• Apply electrical codes and site safety protocols on every task.
• Collaborate with maintenance and operations to boost uptime and performance.
• Log work performed, parts used, and findings with clear documentation.
• Participate in ongoing training to expand your technical range.

Are you a match?

• High school diploma or equivalent (apprenticeship completion preferred).
• Have a Journeyman’s card OR bring 4 years of relevant maintenance experience AND achieve a qualifying score on a Howmet‑administered assessment during the interview.
• Deep knowledge of electrical circuits, controls, and troubleshooting strategies.
• Comfort working solo and with cross‑functional teams.
• Strong communicator with outstanding problem‑solving skills and attention to detail.
• Willing to work overtime/weekends when required.

Compensation and shifts

Assignment will be on 2nd or 3rd shift per the collective bargaining agreement.

• Base: $43.56/hour
• Cost-of-Living Adjustment: +$4.75/hour
• 2nd shift premium: $0.47/hour
• 3rd shift premium: $0.78/hour
• Vacation: 1 week after 6 months

Strengths we value

• Equipment troubleshooting
• High‑voltage systems
• Diagnostics and troubleshooting
• Installation and wiring
• Repair and maintenance
• Manufacturing environment experience

Tools you’ll use

• Voltage detector
• Industrial controls
• Measurement gauges

Ready to make an immediate impact and keep our lines running strong? We’d like to hear from you.