Tech Specialist (Electrical Maintenance focus / 2nd shift)

Key Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and correct problems on production equipment, building systems, and utility infrastructure.


• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance tasks on a wide range of production equipment including electrical systems and components.


• Submit change requests for equipment or process modifications, with supporting documentation showing improvements in reliability, quality, or performance.


• Maintain accurate documentation, including electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, repair logs, and spare parts records.


• Develop and manage a spare parts inventory for components critical to plant operations.


• Work closely with the technical team including maintenance and engineering staff to enhance technical knowledge and problem-solving capabilities.


• Investigate recurring or chronic issues, implement root cause solutions, and contribute to preventive maintenance strategies.


• Participate in the evaluation, installation, and commissioning of new equipment or upgrades.


• Coordinate and supervise outside contractors performing service or maintenance on building utilities, fire suppression systems, HVAC, and related infrastructure.

Qualifications 

• Technical Diploma or Associate’s Degree in Electrical Technology, Industrial Maintenance, or a related field preferred.


• 4 to 6 years of hands-on maintenance experience required; 6 to 8 years preferred.


• Proven ability to independently troubleshoot and resolve issues in an industrial or manufacturing setting.


• Experience managing contractor work related to facility utilities and life safety systems.


• Strong organizational skills for documentation, spare parts tracking, and reporting.

Preferred Knowledge and Skills 

• Familiarity with building and fire codes applicable to industrial environments.


• Strong knowledge of lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and electrical safety practices.


• Experience with programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and numeric control systems.


• Understanding of key facility utilities including fire suppression systems, compressed air, HVAC, and power distribution.