Industrial Maintenance Technologist Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering Milwaukee, WI Job Details $35.00 - $41.50 an hour 5 hours ago Qualifications Equipment service recordkeeping Manufacturing plant facilities maintenance experience PLC-based control system operation Mechanical blueprint interpretation Industrial automation Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Blueprint specification interpretation Electro-mechanical components Automation Pneumatic machine repair Spreadsheets Electronic sensors Word embeddings Electronic systems troubleshooting Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Reactive equipment maintenance Mid-level Maintenance schedule management Industrial electrical systems Industrial equipment troubleshooting CMMS High school diploma or GED Maintenance activity documentation Manufacturing facility experience Troubleshooting hydraulic systems Maintenance task scheduling Issue tracking Electrical layout diagram interpretation Electrical control system maintenance Electrical maintenance Full Job Description Be the go-to problem solver for complex equipment

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Milwaukee, WI Aegis is partnering with our client to add an Industrial Maintenance Technologist who thrives on diagnosing tough issues and restoring uptime.

Picture your day:

you start with scheduled PMs in the CMMS, get a call about a line stoppage triggered by a stubborn sensor, pull the wiring diagram, trace the circuit, and have production moving again. Later, you handle a hydraulic leak, verify pneumatic actuation, document your repair and parts usage, and send a clear summary email. It's fast, hands-on, and deeply satisfying for someone who loves electromechanical systems. What you'll tackle Diagnose and repair production equipment across mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical domains. Use wiring diagrams and blueprints to troubleshoot breakdowns and guide safe, efficient repairs. Address issues with switches, sensors, and related electromechanical components. Execute and improve preventive maintenance plans using a CMMS. Follow work instructions; communicate clearly with managers and teammates. Track work performed, parts used, and corrective actions using email, Excel, Word, or equivalent tools. What you bring High school diploma or GED. 2+ years in a maintenance role. Manufacturing background; heavier or similar industrial environments are ideal. Hands-on equipment repair experience. Experience repairing electromechanical systems, including switches and sensors. Ability to interpret wiring diagrams to resolve equipment breakdowns. Broad exposure to mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems. Comfort reading blueprints and work instructions; able to comprehend complex directions and internal communications. Preventive maintenance and planning experience using a CMMS. Functional knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word, or equivalent. Strong email proficiency; track and document issues and resolutions clearly. Great-to-have extras Associate degree in Industrial Maintenance or related field. Exposure to PLCs/automation. Coursework toward Journeyman maintenance mechanic technology.