Robotics and Controls Maintenance Technologist

Motus Integrated Technologies•Battle Creek, MI

7d•$40•Onsite

About The Position

Ready for the challenge? Do you thrive on solving tough controls problems under pressure? In this role, you’ll safeguard uptime by optimizing electrical and automation systems that power our manufacturing lines. You’ll fine‑tune Allen‑Bradley PLCs and HMIs, assist with robotics, and keep vision components healthy—all while ensuring compliance with safety standards and documenting every fix. Your mission Keep a steady 5‑day schedule with opportunities for weekend/off‑shift overtime. Apply solid electrical, electronic, and mechanical know‑how across complex equipment. Find root causes fast—diagnose and resolve control system faults. Install, wire, configure, and bring up control system hardware/software. Program, calibrate, and troubleshoot PLC/HMI applications (Allen‑Bradley primary; Siemens exposure). Ensure every control system meets safety policies and standards. Execute routine maintenance and repair defective equipment promptly. Perform scheduled inspections to spot issues early. React swiftly to malfunctions to minimize downtime. Collaborate with Maintenance and the Controls Engineer on seamless upgrades and modifications. Support robotic cells—troubleshooting, making program adjustments, and handling routine maintenance with techs. Use a basic understanding of vision systems to maintain and troubleshoot components. Capture accurate maintenance, repair, and equipment history records.

Requirements

High school diploma/GED; Associate’s in Electrical Engineering or equivalent certifications/experience.
At least 2 years of controls experience, especially with Allen‑Bradley.
Hands‑on familiarity with robotics in manufacturing.
Ability to read electrical schematics and blueprints.
Strong troubleshooting mindset and problem‑solving skills.
Works well independently and in cross‑functional teams.
Clear, concise communication; high attention to detail.
Overtime beyond 40 hours per week is required and is an essential function of the job.

Nice To Haves

Experience with vision systems is a plus.
Mechanical troubleshooting
Journeyman’s License
Electrical installation, troubleshooting, and repair
Relay testing
High‑voltage systems
Pneumatics troubleshooting
Industrial maintenance and repair

Responsibilities

Keep a steady 5‑day schedule with opportunities for weekend/off‑shift overtime.
Apply solid electrical, electronic, and mechanical know‑how across complex equipment.
Find root causes fast—diagnose and resolve control system faults.
Install, wire, configure, and bring up control system hardware/software.
Program, calibrate, and troubleshoot PLC/HMI applications (Allen‑Bradley primary; Siemens exposure).
Ensure every control system meets safety policies and standards.
Execute routine maintenance and repair defective equipment promptly.
Perform scheduled inspections to spot issues early.
React swiftly to malfunctions to minimize downtime.
Collaborate with Maintenance and the Controls Engineer on seamless upgrades and modifications.
Support robotic cells—troubleshooting, making program adjustments, and handling routine maintenance with techs.
Use a basic understanding of vision systems to maintain and troubleshoot components.
Capture accurate maintenance, repair, and equipment history records.