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Maintenance Technician III

Spectraforce Technologies
United States, Indiana, Bremen
Aug 28, 2026
Title: Maintenance Technician Level III Location: Bremen, IN Duration: Full-time Position Overview The Maintenance Technician III is a senior-level industrial maintenance position with a strong emphasis on PLC controls, programming, drives, commissioning, and advanced electrical troubleshooting. This individual will serve as a high-level technical resource for complex equipment issues and should be capable of diagnosing and resolving controls-related problems with limited supervision. Key Responsibilities Troubleshoot complex electrical, controls, and automation issues on manufacturing equipment. Perform PLC troubleshooting and programming. Support the commissioning, configuration, and troubleshooting of variable-frequency drives and other industrial drive systems. Diagnose PLC I/O, sensors, motors, drives, control circuits, and other automation components. Perform advanced electrical and mechanical troubleshooting on production equipment. Read and interpret electrical schematics, ladder logic, control drawings, and equipment documentation. Assist with equipment installations, startups, upgrades, and commissioning. Identify root causes of recurring equipment failures and recommend corrective actions. Support preventive and predictive maintenance programs. Serve as a technical resource to other maintenance technicians when complex controls or electrical issues arise. Partner with engineering and production teams on equipment reliability and continuous improvement initiatives. Follow all plant safety and PPE requirements. Candidate Profile Advanced industrial/manufacturing maintenance experience. Heavy PLC experience is required. Must have hands-on experience troubleshooting and programming PLCs, not simply replacing components or working around PLC-controlled equipment. Strong experience with industrial drives, including commissioning and troubleshooting. Advanced electrical troubleshooting capabilities. Strong understanding of industrial controls and automation systems. Ability to independently diagnose complex equipment failures. Good employment history with a detailed resume clearly demonstrating technical depth. Must be flexible regarding shift assignment when necessary.