Industrial Electrical Technician

Tired of working on the same equipment every day—but don't want a job that keeps you on the road 100% of the time?

• Strong industrial electrical troubleshooting experience

• Experience with PLC controls and programming

• Knowledge of VFDs/drives, servos, sensors, and process controls

• Ability to read and understand electrical schematics

• Industrial maintenance, automation, controls, or field service experience

• Technical/trade school or associate degree preferred

• Strong problem-solving and customer communication skills

• Ability and willingness to travel when needed

If you're an industrial electrical or controls technician who can troubleshoot a PLC-controlled machine and wants a mix of local equipment support and field service, we want to talk to you.

PAY IS NEGOTIABLE DOE

Work with advanced industrial technology, tackle complex electrical problems, and build specialized skills—without spending every week on the road.