Lead and manage maintenance and support for automated storage and retrieval systems at customer sites, ensuring safety, performance, and customer satisfaction.
Compensation
Industry competitive compensation
Responsibilities
Lead team to rectify software and electro-mechanical faults
Respond to emergency calls at customer sites
Provide first-class maintenance and system support
Track and record problems
Provide emergency breakdown and specialized maintenance support
Manage and coordinate electrical design, drafting, procurement, construction and commissioning on projects.
Responsibilities
Manage and co-ordination of electrical design, drafting, material procurement, construction and commissioning on projects.
Prepare technical documents including electrical drawings, SLD’s, three lines, equipment and site layouts, cable and conduit schedules, electrical databases, technical specifications and contract documents relating to medium and high voltage equipment.
Perform and verify electrical design calculations.
Conduct power systems studies, including arc flash analysis, using ETAP and SKM.
Under supervision and review, work with senior engineering personnel in writing and compiling reports/studies/drawings and reviewing design documents.
Requirements
Graduate of an accredited Electrical Engineering program
Serves as a key operational leader within the Facilities Maintenance Department, aligning daily priorities with corporate goals and executing long-term asset stewardship strategies to maximize facility and equipment longevity.
Responsibilities
Oversee the facility’s preventive maintenance program
Leverage the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to dispatch, track and close work orders
Conduct regular facility inspections across VLI buildings and equipment
Coordinate the upkeep of tools, machinery and equipment utilized for mechanical, maintenance and construction projects
Assist in estimating labor and materials for tasks/projects
Requirements
High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED)
minimum 10 years’ experience as a Master Craftsman, Maintenance Technician III/IV, or Lead Technician
Nice to have: State Journeyman Electrician license
The Test Engineer II supports second-shift PDC manufacturing test operations by leading day-to-day test execution, sustaining electrical and functional test processes, supporting system troubleshooting, and driving continuous improvement for large-form electrical assemblies and system-level electronics.
Locations (2)
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Byhalia, Mississippi, United States
Responsibilities
Lead second-shift PDC test operations with primary focus on safety, production execution, personnel support, and system troubleshooting
Supervise Test Operators and Technicians assigned to the shift, including day-to-day work direction, technical support, coaching, and training
Reinforce safe test practices, standard work, proper use of test equipment, and compliance with electrical safety, EHS, customer, and Jabil requirements
Support achievement of production goals by monitoring test flow, removing barriers, escalating risks, and communicating status to Test Engineering leadership, Operations, Quality, and other support teams
Union Electrician to support electrical systems and infrastructure at our Myrtle Grove grain terminal.
Compensation
Salary Range: $35.60
Responsibilities
Troubleshoot using electrical schematics and multimeter/megger to diagnose electrical issues
Must be able to read PLC code, troubleshoot using PLC software and program PLC controlled equipment
Reads and understands wiring diagrams to trace electrical circuits; IO’s, OL’s, contactors, relays, break resisters and various other electrical components
Experience with 480vAC, 120vAC, 24vDC, and 4-20mA systems
Troubleshoot and install 480v and 3 phase power distribution systems
Electrical Controls Technician will provide hands‑on electrical maintenance, controls troubleshooting, equipment installation, and PLC support for manufacturing operations.
Compensation
Pay $44.82-$47.01 based on experience and skill level
Responsibilities
Troubleshoot production equipment electrical failures
Install and modify conduit, cable tray, wiring, sensors, motors, VFDs, and control panels
Read and interpret electrical schematics
Perform electrical field work during equipment upgrades and projects
Troubleshoot PLC controlled equipment and make minor program modifications
Requirements
Associate Degree in Electrical Technology
Mechatronics
Military Electrical Training
Nice to have: Journeyman Electrician License
Nice to have: Industrial Electrical Apprenticeship