Maintenance Team Lead
On-siteFlorence, Kentucky, United States
Job Summary
Support all maintenance calls to keep production equipment running at optimum efficiency, including electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and tooling repairs, while prioritizing safety-related conditions. Perform regular preventive maintenance schedules, troubleshoot electronic problems with actuators and sensors, and develop PLC program improvements. Coordinate coverage for extended shifts and weekends, manage spare part shortages with planners, and ensure SAP work order standards. Maintain 5S departmental standards and operate diagnostic equipment such as oscilloscopes and multi-meters. Requires flexible schedule with potential early starts, overtime, and on-call availability.
Required Qualifications
- Must have post level education above high school in Industrial Mechanics or Electronics
- Must have flexible schedule – may be required to stay over / come in early / be on call for weekend support
- Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of a drug screen and background check
- Indefinite U.S. work authorized individuals only
- Future sponsorship for work authorization is not available
- Knowledge of and experience with proper use of hand tools, machine tools, troubleshooting equipment, measuring tools, and leveling devices
- Working knowledge of servo hydraulic mechanical, pneumatic and robotic systems
- Knowledge of and experience in blueprint reading, understanding of metrics and electrical schematics, standards in industrial electricity equipment, and electrical safety rules
- Understanding of electrical switch devices in relationship to a PLC controller
- Understand AC/DC circuits, motor wiring, electrical and safety codes for machine wiring, disconnects, fusing, wire sizing, PLC control wiring interface with other electrical devices and sensors
- Understand board level electronics and how they control, i.e., robotic, speed control, positioning, servo valves and test equipment
- Ability to read and understand hydraulic and pneumatic schematics
- Understanding and working knowledge of hydraulic pumps, directional control valves, proportional valves, servo valves, oil flow and pressure controls, filtering, electro-pneumatics, and specific equipment safety rules
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