Are you the go-to problem solver for complex machines? If you thrive on diagnosing both mechanical and electrical issues, keeping precision equipment aligned, and bringing CNCs back from fault codes to first-piece quality, read on. You will tackle Diverse work across installation, leveling, diagnostics, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repair for horizontal/vertical lathes and mills, shapers, hobs, cranes, and hoists. Laser alignment and ballbar analysis; verify and tune machine performance. Rigging and commissioning equipment; layout and install all required services. Machining, installation, maintenance, and renovation work for equipment, hand tools, and auxiliaries; may include HVAC, plant buildings, facilities, and utilities. Electrical/electronic system installation, service, diagnostics, and repair on machines and auxiliaries; may include HVAC, buildings, facilities, and utilities. Testing for full mechanical/electrical functionality after any repair, modification, or installation. Auditing facility security and utility services; resolve and/or escalate issues. Issuing/completing work orders in the maintenance system; calling outside suppliers for parts and technical services; requesting quotes.

Your edge Controls fluency:

Fanuc, Mazak (Mazatrol), Siemens, Okuma OSP, and Haas; Heidenhain exposure is a plus.

Metrology advantage:

Renishaw probing and ballbar systems knowledge.

Legacy mastery:

experience with older shapers and hobs (Fellows, Liebherr, Pfauter).

Blueprint-to-build:

able to create/read/update blueprints; sheet metal, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical schematics; PLC wiring diagrams and programs; and circuit diagrams.

From rebuilds to new installs:

execute mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic work on new equipment and rebuild projects with complete documentation, including hydraulics, pneumatics, PLC wiring/programming, and mechanical systems.

CNC upgrades:

diagnose, repair, and upgrade CNC mechanical and electrical components.

Electrical competence:

install/maintain motors, power and lighting circuits, starters, and circuit breakers; troubleshoot solid-state controls.

Hydraulic insight:

read and interpret hydraulic schematics; diagnose hydraulic issues on CNC equipment.

Fabrication skills:

cut, MIG/TIG weld, and fabricate machine parts, covers, and guarding.

Shop math and precision:

use charts, tables, handbook formulas; work confidently with precision measuring instruments and machine tool processes. How we operate Document rigorously in the CMMS/maintenance system. Champion safety and a clean, organized workspace; lead 6S adherence.

Share knowledge:

promote teamwork, train new hires, and mentor lower classification technicians.

Keep learning:

participate in company training with cross-training across electrical and mechanical disciplines. Follow all safety procedures; perform other related duties as directed. Licensing Electrician License required or willingness to obtain (preference for candidates already licensed). Physical demands Lift, move, and manipulate up to 35 lbs. Comfortable with heights. Stand/walk for extended periods. Must pass PIE requirements to operate equipment.