Description
The role performs electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic maintenance and troubleshooting, including reading schematics, troubleshooting control circuits, sizing motor starters and overloads, maintaining machine functionality, and installing motor contractors and VFDS. It requires at least three years of maintenance or engineering experience and one to three years of automotive-industry experience, with PLC, HMI, welding, forklift, and overhead-crane capabilities preferred. Benefits include medical, dental, 401k, disability, AD&D, and tuition reimbursement.
