Path Engineering

As an Electrical Maintenance Technician (also known as Electrical Repair Specialist, Equipment Troubleshooter), you'll be responsible for system troubleshooting and analysis, conducting electrical repairs, troubleshooting equipment issues, and working with A.C. and D.C. drives, PLC, and fundamental motor control circuits. You'll also maintain equipment through cleaning and lubrication, and interpret mechanical prints and technical data.

• $3,500 sign-on bonus.
• Comprehensive health package including medical, dental, and vision insurance, and prescription drug coverage.
• Financial security with 401(k) and flexible spending accounts.

• Expertise in electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical systems.
• In-depth understanding of electrical controls and electrical theory, including the use of ohms law.
• Experience in manufacturing with demonstrated mechanical aptitude.
• Ability to troubleshoot problems autonomously and interpret PI&D drawings.
• Proficiency in blueprint reading, creating preventive maintenance plans, electrical schematics, and electrical and mechanical troubleshooting.
• Experience with hydraulics, servo motors, and conveyor systems.