Electro Mechanical Technician

The Electro-Mechanical Technician tests, calibrates, troubleshoots, and maintains automated electro-mechanical equipment in an industrial setting.  This role focuses on sustaining equipment uptime and improving manufacturing equipment and sources supporting that equipment.  

• →Troubleshoot and repair manufacturing equipment and systems, particularly more difficult electrical issues. 
• →Diagnose PLC logic, sensor faults, board and power failures, and electrical systems. 
• →Diagnose pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical systems. 
• →Assemble machine components utilizing hand and appropriate tooling. 
• →Build electro-mechanical circuits, wire, and program PLCs. 
• →‘Perform machine inspections daily to determine start-up problems, operation, and proper output. 
• →Perform regular and preventative maintenance on installed electro-mechanical equipment. 
• →Install new equipment, material handling, pneumatics, and other machinery. 
• →Install conduit, wire, machine controls, VFDs, switches, and motors. 
• →Assist other maintenance personnel with repairs as needed, especially in particular areas of expertise. 
• →Document tests and report to departmental leaders for review and resolution. 
• →Knowledge and experience in operating all types of hand and power tools while adhering to safety protocols. 
• →Complete work orders following proper procedures 
• →Complete maintenance and repair logs. 
• →Perform work on-site. 
• →Ability to maintain, reliable and predictable attendance 
• →Demonstrate independent judgment and make recommendations regarding business practices. 
• →Communicate effectively with others. 
• →Perform other duties as assigned.  

• →Vocational certificate or associate degree in electromechanics. 
• →Experience with PLCs, PLC logic, pneumatics, and electrical circuits and componentry. 
• →Ability to operate multimeters and other diagnostic equipment. 
• →Clear understanding of basic electrical principles. 
• →Working knowledge of mechanical, pneumatics, machine drive, and fabrication systems. 
• →Ability to understand drawings, blueprints, schematics, and inspection manuals. 
• →Thorough understanding of electrical/electronic components and equipment 
• →Physical stamina and manual dexterity. 
• →Proven ability to work under pressure and against deadlines without sacrificing accuracy.   
• →Ability to inspect work and make quality control decisions. 
• →Ability to use accurate weights and measurement equipment in metrics. 
• →Solid Work and Excel abilities. 
• →Ability to read, write, and speak English competently. 
• →Ability to perform work on-site. 
• →Ability to maintain regular, dependable, and predictable attendance.  

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