Manufacturing Automation Electrician

Ready to keep high-tech production moving?

Do you excel at pinpointing faults in PLCs, servo drives, NC equipment, and power systems? Can you turn unplanned downtime into a rapid recovery—and then help prevent it from happening again? If so, you’ll thrive supporting our sophisticated automotive glass manufacturing operation.

You will

• Perform electrical/electronic diagnosis, repairs, and installations on complex manufacturing machinery.
• Run daily line monitoring assessments to spot issues early and maintain quality.
• Investigate and analyze process stoppages due to equipment failure; drive corrective action.
• Assist Engineers with process improvements that reduce cycle time and elevate performance.
• Support major installation and commissioning projects.
• Model regular, dependable attendance and strong teamwork.

What it takes

• High school diploma or GED.
• Technical trade school apprenticeship (minimum 4 years) or 6+ years in industrial electrical/electronic troubleshooting, repair, and machine installation within a manufacturing setting; Associate’s degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering Technology is preferred.
• Journeyman Industrial Electrician credential (required).
• Expertise in PLC, servo, NC, and power systems with strong diagnostic skills.
• Ability to apply electrical theory to test and modify developmental and operational equipment.
• Proficiency in industrial electrical work.
• Flexibility to work alternative schedules, including 12-hour shifts and weekends.

If solving tough automation problems energizes you, we’d like to meet you.