Industrial Electrical Maintenance Technician

Ecore Talent Team•York, PA

5d•$30 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

At Ecore, we transform reclaimed rubber into high‑performance surfaces that protect people and the planet. From gyms and playgrounds to hospitals, courts, and aerospace applications, our products support movement, safety, and sustainability worldwide. As a high‑growth, purpose‑driven manufacturer, we lead circular innovation by keeping waste out of landfills and turning it into performance solutions. We’re looking for an Industrial Electrical Maintenance Technician who enjoys hands‑on troubleshooting, working with complex electrical systems, and keeping manufacturing operations running at peak performance.

Requirements

Associate’s Degree in Electro‑Mechanical Technology, Electrical Technology, or a related field — or equivalent hands‑on experience.
3+ years of industrial electrical maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment.
Valid PA Driver’s License (ability to operate box trucks).
Strong understanding of industrial control systems and electrical troubleshooting.
Experience with PLCs (Allen‑Bradley preferred), VFDs, and motor controls.
Knowledge of power distribution, control wiring, and electrical safety practices.
Ability to troubleshoot electrical issues down to the component level.
Comfortable working with diagnostic equipment and electrical test tools.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting CNC or NC machines.
Basic mechanical, hydraulic, or pneumatic troubleshooting experience.
Electrical panel building or modification experience.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair industrial electrical systems including motors, drives, control panels, and power distribution.
Work with 120 / 240 / 480‑volt systems, installing and maintaining conduit, wiring, relays, and control circuits.
Troubleshoot and maintain PLCs and control systems (Allen‑Bradley preferred), including I/O, sensors, and basic logic.
Support and diagnose VFDs, AC/DC motor drives, and electro‑mechanical equipment.
Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and blueprints.
Perform scheduled preventative maintenance to reduce downtime and improve reliability.
Assist with installation, commissioning, and start‑up of new electrically driven equipment.
Utilize electrical diagnostic tools such as multimeters, amp meters, and oscilloscopes.
Collaborate with mechanical maintenance team members on equipment requiring both electrical and mechanical repair.
Perform limited facility electrical support as needed (lighting, building systems, etc.).