Night Shift PLC Maintenance Technician

• Competitive compensation, with consistent overtime opportunities
• A stable overnight schedule in a production setting where maintenance is highly valued
• Hands-on exposure to automated equipment, controls-focused troubleshooting, and multi-craft repair work
• Long-term career potential for technicians who want to expand their electrical and maintenance capabilities
• A team environment that values dependability, safety, and problem-solving under pressure

• →Support production uptime by troubleshooting and repairing a range of industrial equipment during the overnight shift
• →Investigate issues involving control systems, motors, electrical components, and machine support hardware
• →Address equipment interruptions in a safe and timely manner, helping return systems to service with minimal delay
• →Carry out planned upkeep activities, including evaluations, calibrations, repairs, and component swaps on facility equipment
• →Assist with upkeep and repair of motion, power transmission, fluid power, and other mechanically driven systems
• →Use diagrams, schematics, and equipment documentation to guide repair decisions and verify proper operation
• →Follow established safety practices, including lockout tagout and standard plant procedures
• →Communicate clearly with operations and maintenance teammates regarding equipment status, repair progress, and shift turnover details
• →Contribute to maintenance improvement efforts by identifying recurring equipment concerns and practical corrective actions
• →Maintain reliable on-site attendance for the assigned third shift schedule

• Experience in industrial maintenance, maintenance technician work, or related equipment repair in a manufacturing setting
• Working knowledge of industrial electrical fundamentals, including motors, drives, and control components
• Experience troubleshooting PLC-related equipment is required, and broader controls familiarity is helpful
• Ability to diagnose both mechanical and electrical issues in a fast-paced environment
• Exposure to conveyor systems, gear reduction assemblies, pneumatics, hydraulics, or similar production equipment
• Ability to interpret schematics and apply a methodical, safety-first troubleshooting process
• Trade training, technical education, or equivalent hands-on experience is valued
• Additional exposure to welding, fabrication, robotics, automation, or CNC equipment is a plus
• Ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 50 pounds when needed

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