Lead and perform advanced mechanical and electrical maintenance on production and facility equipment, troubleshooting complex systems, and mentoring junior technicians.
Locations (3)
Battleboro, North Carolina, United States
Calabasas, California, United States
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, United States
Responsibilities
Diagnose and repair complex mechanical systems, including gearboxes, hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, and industrial equipment.
Perform advanced electrical troubleshooting, including PLCs, drives, control systems, and wiring up to 480V.
Troubleshoot and resolve highly complex mechanical and electrical issues, including root cause analysis.
Program and troubleshoot PLC-based control systems, drives, and automation equipment.
Interpret and modify loop sheets, electrical schematics, P&IDs, I/O wiring, and panel drawings.
Requirements
High School Diploma required; technical degree or certification preferred (Industrial Maintenance, Mechatronics, Engineering Technology, or related)
The Electrical Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting industrial electrical controls and systems in a fast-paced environment.
Compensation
Pay: $35.51/hr
Responsibilities
Install, maintain, and troubleshoot industrial electrical controls and systems
Configure and troubleshoot E&I equipment
Perform calibration and diagnosis of electrical systems
Maintain accurate records, logs, and files
Plan and execute maintenance tasks
Requirements
Associate Degree in Electronics/Electrical Engineering
Provide industrial control system design, integration, and technical assistance for process control systems built on the Rockwell Automation ecosystem.
Responsibilities
Execute industrial automation projects using internal execution processes
Lead project development and remain accountable for technical delivery
Manage technical scope and budget
Provide clear communication to clients and internal teams
Prioritize and balance lead technical engineering responsibilities
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent technical field
The Instrumentation and Controls Technician is an hourly, non-exempt individual contributor responsible for installing, wiring, calibrating, and verifying instrumentation on prefabricated process cooling skids used in data center and critical infrastructure applications.
Compensation
Pay Range: $30 - $39 per hour
Responsibilities
Install and mount differential pressure, pressure, and temperature transmitters, RTDs, thermowells, temperature elements, flow meters, control valves, actuators, and positioners on prefabricated cooling skids per approved drawings and manufacturer instructions.
Route, secure, label, and terminate instrumentation wiring in conduit, cable tray, and flexible raceway; apply proper shielding, grounding, cable identification, and termination practices.
Assemble and wire junction boxes, terminal blocks, DIN rail, wire duct, cable glands, and seals to meet specified enclosure and workmanship requirements.
Calibrate and verify field instruments using HART communicators, process calibrators, dry blocks, pressure calibrators, multimeters, and other approved tools; document as-found and as-left results using traceable calibration standards.
Perform point-to-point continuity checks, applicable insulation-resistance tests, and 4–20 mA loop verification from instruments through junction boxes or control panels, using equipment-appropriate methods.
Senior I&E Technician supporting Natural Gas Liquids Pipeline segment in Kansas
Compensation
$87,000.00 - $131,000.00
Responsibilities
Install, operate, inspect, troubleshoot, repair, calibrate and maintain electrical, electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic, measurement, control and automation systems
Perform preventative maintenance and analytical testing on compressors/engines, drivers and auxiliary equipment
Maintain electrical power circuits, switchgear and power distribution