Electromechanical Maintenance Technician
Job Description
Electromechanical Maintenance Technician - $5,000 Hiring Bonus!
\n\n\nAt Charter Casting, our maintenance team is the backbone of our operation, keeping everything running smoothly. They tackle a variety of challenges, from installing and maintaining equipment to troubleshooting complex problems and executing preventive maintenance plans.
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\n 5 Shifts Available at Charter Casting — 2900 E Richmond St, Shawano, WI 54166\n\n1st Shift | 6am-4pm | Monday - Thursday
\nWeekend Shift Days | 7am to 7pm | Friday-Sunday
\nWeekend Shift Nights |7pm-7am | Friday-Sunday
\n2nd shift | 2pm - 12am | Monday - Thursday
\n3rd shift | 9pm-7am | Monday - Thursday
\n\nWhy you’ll love it here:
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Pay: Starting from $75k per year based on $36/hr and 40 hour work week (salary may change based on experience)
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$5,000 HIRING BONUS after 90 days
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We pay weekly!
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BENEFITS: Access great benefits like medical, dental, vision starting within 31 days of employment. Plus 401(k) with company match, 10 paid holidays, 2 floating holidays & paid time off!
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Safety: Work in an environment committed to safety and improvement
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Stability: Join an established Midwest company with four generations of family ownership - celebrating 90 years in 2026
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What you'll do:
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Problem solve, troubleshoot, modify, adjust, and correct electromechanical issues and equipment.
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Perform regular and preventative maintenance (PMs) on electromechanical equipment.
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Perform inspections daily to determine startup problems.
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Verify part dimensions conform to provided specifications.
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Repair and calibrate pneumatic assemblies
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Install, maintain, and troubleshoot hydraulic systems.
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Diagnose issues with sophisticated control systems and employ tactics to resolve them effectively.
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Maintain knowledge of drawings, blueprints, schematics, and inspection manuals.
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Fabricate replacements for temporary fixes.
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Maintain parts and equipment inventory by properly checking parts in and out of the CMMS.
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Support Electromechanical Technician I team members in the execution of the electromechanical technician learning program.
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Actively provide improvement ideas to the electromechanical technician learning program.
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Ensure all control systems of the production lines are operating according to procedures and minimize production down time.
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Install, maintain, and troubleshoot facility HVAC systems.
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Update wiring on systems, equipment, machines, and other apparatus. Wire new systems, equipment, machines, and other apparatus.
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Ensure all electromechanical systems, equipment, machines, and other apparatus are safe for operation.
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Utilize lean principles and tools to troubleshoot, countermeasure, and improve processes and equipment.
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Follow all plant safety rules; including locking out of all plant equipment so that it is safe to work on; use safety equipment appropriate for the job; be aware of the safety of others.
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What you bring:
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High School Diploma or GED - We can help with our free GED program.
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Accredited electrical apprenticeship, two years technical training with two plus years’ industrial electromechanical experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
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Experience in reading and interpreting complex documents such as wiring diagrams, schematic drawings, instructions, safety rules, code books and specifications.
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Ability to inspect electrical systems, equipment, and machines for possible problems.
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Knowledge of medium voltage power distribution systems.
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Knowledge of drives, controls, motion controllers, PLCs, and/or motors.
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Basic knowledge of hydraulic/pneumatic commissioning and troubleshooting experience.
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Experience in working with electrical codes and regulations, electronic controls and devices and electrical/electronic theory.
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Experience operating electrical and mechanical testing equipment.
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Ability to use a wide variety of metal working, hand, and power equipment.
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Experience using precision measuring equipment and welding / torch equipment.
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Ability to use math skills including fractions, percentages, geometry, and probability.
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Ability to read and understand technical procedures.
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Good verbal and written communication skills.
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Ability to work well with other employees.
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Proficient in basic computer skills.
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Knowledge of lockout/tagout procedures.
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Physical Requirements:
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Frequent standing and walking, occasional sitting, bending, lifting up to 60 lbs., and ability to meet physical demands with or without reasonable accommodation.
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Nice to have:
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Journeyman's card
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Experience in foundry or metals
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Experience commissioning and troubleshooting Allen Bradley and/or Siemens PLCs and Drives.
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Proven expertise in AC/DC motor maintenance
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HVAC Certification or maintenance experience
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Industrial electrical troubleshooting, and hydraulics & pneumatics.
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Relevant industry certifications preferred.
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Charter Casting is formerly Charter Aarrowcast
\n\n\nWe offer comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits, along with a 401(k) plan that includes employer matching and profit sharing. Additionally, we offer company-paid life insurance, disability coverage, and paid time off (PTO).
