Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician (Plastics Manufacturing)
Columbus, OH - USA
Job Summary
Picture the start of your shift at 3:50pm: you review the maintenance queue troubleshoot a PLC alarm on a production line swap a worn electrical component and help an operator get a mechanical system back online. By the time you clock out at midnight you have improved uptime documented your work and planned the next control system upgrade. If that sounds like your kind of day this role in Columbus is for you.
- Starting pay rate of $30.00-$36.50
- $1.00 shift differential
- Eligible for annual and skill-based wage increases
- Eligible for monthly bonus based upon plant productivity*
- MondayFriday 3:50pm12:00am
Keep production moving by maintaining and repairing plant equipment and facility systems across mechanical electrical and electronic disciplines. You will:
- Install set up maintain and repair equipment tied to plant operations services and facilities
- Diagnose repair and replace electrical components as needed
- Assist with upgrades to process control equipment as new technology emerges
- Stay current on state-of-the-art control systems and apply that knowledge on the floor
- Support shift Operators by performing mechanical repairs when required
- Strong knowledge of hydraulics pneumatics mechanical systems and electrical troubleshooting
- Analytical mindset with solid technical skills including electrical and PLC programming
- Team-oriented with the ability to communicate effectively across all levels of the organization
- High school diploma or equivalent; associate degree preferred
- 3 years of technician experience in the plastics industry
- Mechanical aptitude and demonstrated problem-solving ability
- Clear written and verbal communication skills
Text to apply: (928-NOVOLEX)
Required Experience:
IC
About Company
We are Packaging a Better Future. We strive to be the best at what we do and our demand for excellence is who we are. As a market leader, we are a trusted partner to major global brands and create innovative products used more than 5 billion times each week.