Senior Electro-Mechanical Reliability Technician (Field)
About The Position
Own reliability in the field We’re seeking a seasoned field technician who lives at the intersection of electrical, mechanical, fluid power, and controls—and thrives on making complex production assets run like clockwork. Your impact Break/Fix and PM at an expert level, executed independently and to industry standards. Root-cause analysis: observe equipment in operation, isolate issues, disassemble/reassemble, adjust instruments and controls, and verify performance with electrical/mechanical testing. Machine tool reconditioning and repair, as needed. Parts and supplies: identify, source, and select cost- and reliability-optimized options. Partner with customers to refine maintenance, reliability, and preventative routines. Occasional machining and welding: lathe, drill press, grinder, and related metalworking tools. Documentation: detailed service reports, system entries, and written narratives of observations and performance data. Advanced controls troubleshooting: diagnose software, hardware, and configuration issues. Leverage advanced maintenance tech to collect data, trend performance, and recommend actions. Mentor junior techs; contribute expertise to project teams and training initiatives. Comply with all site rules: codes of conduct, housekeeping standards, and safety procedures.
Requirements
- HS diploma/GED.
- Associate degree (technical) with 10+ years in industry, or 12+ years industry experience.
- Comprehensive systems knowledge (electrical, mechanical, fluid power, controls) with strong analytical and repair capability.
- Proficiency with standard and specialized tools.
- Willingness for extensive local/regional travel.
- Work safely across 120/208/240/480 VAC
- Motor maintenance, repair, and changeout
- Electrical troubleshooting and diagnostics
Nice To Haves
- Condition-based maintenance, precision alignment, and process equipment expertise.
- PLC/field device troubleshooting; electrical drives and motor systems maintenance.
- Industrial robot programming
- Industrial automation equipment troubleshooting
Responsibilities
- Break/Fix and PM at an expert level, executed independently and to industry standards.
- Root-cause analysis: observe equipment in operation, isolate issues, disassemble/reassemble, adjust instruments and controls, and verify performance with electrical/mechanical testing.
- Machine tool reconditioning and repair, as needed.
- Parts and supplies: identify, source, and select cost- and reliability-optimized options.
- Partner with customers to refine maintenance, reliability, and preventative routines.
- Occasional machining and welding: lathe, drill press, grinder, and related metalworking tools.
- Documentation: detailed service reports, system entries, and written narratives of observations and performance data.
- Advanced controls troubleshooting: diagnose software, hardware, and configuration issues.
- Leverage advanced maintenance tech to collect data, trend performance, and recommend actions.
- Mentor junior techs; contribute expertise to project teams and training initiatives.
- Comply with all site rules: codes of conduct, housekeeping standards, and safety procedures.
Benefits
- Training and growth Continue to sharpen your edge with structured on-the-job training and self-directed study programs designed to keep your skills current and your career advancing.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees
