Industrial Maintenance Technician (Electrical) – Traveling Southeast

Industrial Maintenance Technician (Electrical) – Traveling Southeast We’re looking for a hands-on Industrial Maintenance Technician with electrical expertise to support multiple facilities across the Southeast region. If you enjoy solving electrical and equipment challenges, working independently, and traveling to support plant operations, this role offers variety, responsibility, and the opportunity to make a real impact. As a traveling maintenance technician, you’ll partner with local maintenance teams to keep municipal water and wastewater plant equipment reliable, safe, and operating at peak performance. What You’ll Do Perform installation, inspection, preventive maintenance, and repair on industrial electrical systems, motor controls, and related equipment Support auto-dialer and electrical system installations across multiple plant locations Troubleshoot electrical issues quickly and safely to minimize downtime Properly pull wire, install components, and test circuits according to specifications Maintain tools, equipment, and materials in a safe, ready-to-use condition Prepare rigs and equipment for daily field assignments Accurately document work orders, PMs, and repairs in the CMMS system Maintain a clean, organized shop and work environment Support plant operations during off-shifts, weekends, holidays, and emergency on-call rotations Travel regularly to assist maintenance teams at multiple sites throughout the Southeast Take on additional duties as needed to support operational success Experience & Education High School Diploma or GED required Minimum 2 years of industrial, electrical, or maintenance experience, or equivalent technical training Licenses Valid Driver’s License (Class B CDL preferred) Maintenance Certifications and/or Journeyman's license helpful Technical Skills Working knowledge of electrical circuits, wiring, and motor controls Experience with industrial or automotive electrical systems a plus Ability to read manuals, schematics, and follow operating instructions Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office and internet use Physical Requirements Frequently lift and carry 50–60 lbs Load, unload, and move large tools and equipment Work in confined spaces, and climb stairs and ladders regularly Ability to be on your feet and moving throughout the workday