Maintenance Technician

Description
Position Details:

Title: Maintenance Technician
Location: Sheboygan, WI (https://www.someplacebetter.org/)
Shift/Schedule: Opportunities exist on the following shifts:
2nd shift (3p - 11p Mon-Fri)
3rd shift (11p - 7a Mon-Fri)
Weekend Nights (7p - 7a Fri - Sun) ** 36 hrs per week, but paid for 40
Compensation: Target base salary ~$27/hr - $34/hr + $2/hr shift premium; candidates with Journeyman certifications can earn up to $40/hr + shift premium
Bonuses/Additional Compensation: Relocation assistance available
Benefits: Company offers an industry-standard, comprehensive benefits package that includes Medical (Blue Cross Blue Shield) / Dental (Delta Dental) / Vision (NVA) insurance; Life / AD&D Insurance; Flexible Spending Accounts; Short- and Long-Term Disability; Vacation/; 11 annual holidays; Tuition Reimbursement for professional certifications / degrees; 401K with employer match (up to 3%); vehicle discount purchase program (Ford, GM, Chrysler, Hyundai, Jaguar, Land Rover and Nissan); employee referral program; etc

Position Description: As a Maintenance Technician, you will work with the engineering team to implement new ideas and equipment installations while communicating between other departments and shifts daily. The Maintenance Technician will ensure that maintenance projects are completed meeting code and standard requirements, and you will be required to perform a wide range of repair tasks around the facility. Some other specific responsibilities include:

Read and use mechanical prints and troubleshoot mechanical issues on equipment such as conveyors, bearings, belts, and framework using tools such as welders, torches, plasma torches, and other fabricating tools.
Read and use electrical prints and troubleshoot electrical issues using tools such as multi-meters, mega-meter, etc.
Perform troubleshooting on different voltages 480 VAC, 240 VAC, 120 VAC, and low voltage 24VDC working with different electrical components and panel building.
Troubleshoot and read prints with pneumatics and hydraulics using basic tools to work on different circuits. Perform pipe fitting and routing lines working with motors, cylinders, valves, sensors, etc.
Use a laptop to review PLC code on different platforms such as Allen Bradley (RS Logic 5, 500, 5000, and Studio) and Siemen Step 7. Understand ladder logic and make basic changes if necessary.
Troubleshoot robots and controllers for multiple types of ABB robots. Review robot code and movements. Preparing backups and making changes in the program. Modify positions and update calibrations. Component repair and/or changing.
Upload, download, and make changes to multiple vision systems including Cognex, Sherlock, Keyence, ABB and Sick.
Maintain the systems and able to adjust programs as needed on laser engraving systems such as Keyence and Mecco Lasers.
In order to be successful in this role, you should have good hands-on troubleshooting and repair experience with electrical, electronic and/or mechanical elements of industrial equipment, including conveyors, motors, hydraulics, PLCs, pumps, controls, etc.