Industrial Controls and Mechanical Maintenance Technologist

ATS•Newark, NJ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As the go-to problem solver, you will combine expert break-fix capability with disciplined preventive maintenance. You’ll inspect, disassemble, adjust, replace, reassemble, and validate performance across mechanical and electrical systems—then document everything so the next decision is faster and smarter.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Associate degree with a technical concentration and 3+ years in general industry; or 5+ years of related general-industry experience; or completion of the ATS Technician Progression Program.
Comprehensive understanding of electrical, mechanical, fluid power, and control systems; demonstrated troubleshooting and repair skills.
Proficiency with common hand tools and appropriate specialty tools.
Mechanical troubleshooting expertise
Work with 120/208/240/480 VAC
Electrical fault finding and repair
Pneumatics troubleshooting
Maintenance and repair best practices
Hydraulic systems/components
Equipment diagnostics and analysis
Mechanical systems and component repair

Nice To Haves

Perform welding when appropriate.
Support and mentor peers; provide guidance to small teams; stretch into advanced tasks to expand your expertise.
Pursue ongoing on-the-job training and self-study for continuous career growth.

Responsibilities

Execute advanced maintenance, from fault isolation to final verification, on machinery, controls, and supporting utilities.
Observe equipment under load, remove defective elements, correct instrument settings, and perform functional and electrical tests.
Find and procure repair parts and materials; complete work independently to recognized standards.
Set up and run machining operations (lathe, drill press, grinder, etc.) to fabricate/restore parts; perform welding when appropriate.
Maintain rigorous 5S and housekeeping; uphold a safety-first mindset.
Drive continuous improvement projects focused on process quality, measurable results, and cost reduction.
Keep accurate records; analyze CMMS data to spot trends and shape maintenance plans.
Diagnose and resolve control system issues across hardware, software, and configuration layers.
Apply predictive maintenance tools to capture and interpret condition data.
Support and mentor peers; provide guidance to small teams; stretch into advanced tasks to expand your expertise.
Pursue ongoing on-the-job training and self-study for continuous career growth.
Comply with all safety rules, technical instructions, and regulations; maintain situational awareness and report hazards.