Industrial Mechatronics Maintenance Specialist

About the Role

Picture your day starting on the production floor, where a mix of electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, and controls all have to perform in sync. You move from diagnosing a PLC alarm to rebuilding a drive belt assembly, then wrap up by documenting the work you completed. If that hands-on variety energizes you, this role is for you.

What You Will Do

• Use your combined knowledge of industrial electronics and mechanical systems to pinpoint faults and return equipment to service quickly.
• Analyze and troubleshoot PLCs, control circuitry, and variable frequency AC drives to resolve alarms, errors, and performance issues.
• Build, test, and install electrical control panels from schematic drawings.
• Assemble automation machinery using engineering instructions, technical manuals, and a strong understanding of electronic components and systems.
• Integrate electrical control systems with pneumatic and mechanical assemblies for seamless operation.
• Take on additional tasks assigned by management as needed to support operations.
• Execute scheduled preventive maintenance so machines run smoothly, building systems stay efficient, and facility conditions remain strong.
• Record all repairs, adjustments, and PM activity in the maintenance work order system.
• Inspect drives, motors, and belts; verify fluid levels; replace filters; and complete checklist-driven maintenance actions.
• Work confidently with hand and power tools such as hammers, hoists, saws, drills, and wrenches, plus precision gauges and electrical/electronic test equipment.
• Install, assemble, or repair wiring; electrical and electronic components; piping and plumbing; machinery; and production equipment.
• Diagnose mechanical issues and determine corrective steps using blueprints, service manuals, and parts catalogs.
• Plan and lay out repair work by referencing diagrams, drawings, blueprints, maintenance manuals, and schematic diagrams.
• Operate cutting torches or welding equipment to cut or join metal components.
• Evaluate used parts for dimensional changes using rulers, calipers, micrometers, and related measuring instruments.

What You Bring

• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics.
• Strong troubleshooting mindset across electrical and control systems.
• Mechanical diagnostics expertise.
• Knowledge of single and three phase power.
• Familiarity with 120, 208, 240, and 480 volt AC systems.
• Experience with motor removal, installation, repair, and maintenance.
• Skill in conveyor chain replacement and setup.
• Hands-on hydraulics experience.
• Pneumatic system troubleshooting capability.
• Proficiency in blueprint reading and interpretation.

Every day brings a new challenge. If you thrive on solving problems across disciplines and documenting your wins, you will fit right in.