Maintenance Technician II (Controls)

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent GED required
• Valid driver's license required
• Must be willing to work 3rd shift: Monday - Friday, 10pm - 6am
• 3 years of experience as a maintenance technician OR associate degree or higher from an accredited institution majoring in a related field
• Technical training as evidenced by certificates, technical degrees, or a skilled trades Journeyman’s card preferred
• Must be able to use all types of precision measuring tools and meters to perform duties as needed
• Must be able to pass mechanical aptitude and practical test
• Occasionally lifts 50 pounds and frequently carries up to 30 pounds
• Maneuvers in, around, under, and about factory equipment on a regular and continuous basis
• Majority of work time is spent standing, walking, lifting, and bending
• Works within an automotive manufacturing environment and may be exposed to heat, cold, wet, and fumes/chemicals
• Must be able to work weekends and overtime
• Must be able to safely operate and/or use manlifts, scissor lifts, and forklifts as required to perform maintenance and equipment support activities

Responsibilities

• Inspects, tests, and troubleshoots plant equipment
• Performs continuous preventive and predictive maintenance on machinery
• Has a full understanding of pneumatics, hydraulics, and robotics and requires little to no supervision
• Troubleshoots electrical systems using electrical prints, wiring diagrams, schematics, and control panel layouts to identify root cause and restore equipment operation
• Safely conducts all work activities and ensures Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and PPE initiatives, procedures, and requirements are properly followed before performing maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, or equipment interventions
• Troubleshoots PLC-controlled equipment using Siemens PLC hardware, software diagnostics, input/output status, fault codes, and ladder logic to support safe and efficient machine recovery
• Supports continuous improvement activities on assembly lines by identifying equipment, process, and workmanship opportunities that improve safety, quality, uptime, and efficiency
• Performs repairs, installations, adjustments, and modifications with a proper workmanship mindset, ensuring work is completed cleanly, correctly, safely, and to established plant standards
• Collaborates with production, engineering, quality, and maintenance teams to implement assembly line improvements, reduce recurring downtime, and support standardized work practices