Technician

• Assist in the installation, maintenance, and basic troubleshooting of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and related automation equipment
• Perform basic wiring, PLC, and HMI setup
• Assist in wiring and installation of PLC hardware
• Perform basic diagnostics and troubleshooting under supervision
• Read and interpret electrical schematics and PLC I/O diagrams
• Support senior technicians in system testing and commissioning
• Maintain documentation and logs of work performed
• Configure, scale, and troubleshoot analog signals and instrumentation
• Perform basic PLC program uploads, downloads, and online monitoring
• Use multimeters and basic electrical testing equipment

PLC Maintenance Technician

• Diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial tractors, trailers, and fleet equipment on mobile road calls and in-yard service
• Deliver prompt, professional service and clear communication to keep customers moving
• Inspect and service brakes, electrical and hydraulic systems, hubs, axles, tires, bodies, and trailer components
• Perform preventative maintenance and test equipment for safe, reliable performance
• Document work through detailed work orders, inspection reports, repair notes, and findings for management
• Maintain DOT-ready standards so trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements

Mobile Fleet Technician

• Perform intermediate programming and safety configuration of PLC-controlled systems
• Independently develop, modify, and troubleshoot PLC logic using standard programming languages, including ladder logic and function block
• Install, program, and troubleshoot PLC systems in industrial environments with minimal supervision
• Troubleshoot and repair PLC-controlled systems and related components
• Integrate PLCs with HMIs, sensors, and actuators
• Collaborate with engineering teams on system upgrades and improvements
• Train junior technicians and provide technical support
• Use predictive measures to enhance equipment reliability through Continuous Reliability Improvement initiatives
• Implement and support continuous reliability improvement standards and practices
• Support mechanical technicians as needed in this multi-craft role
• Respond to equipment breakdowns and other sudden conditions requiring immediate action to restore operations

Maintenance, PLC Technician

• Complete daily routes for pre-assigned in-home measure appointments efficiently and accurately
• Perform in-home measurements, calculations, quote review, and presentation
• Provide quality professional customer service and maintain customer relationships
• Support sales, product inquiries, and coordinate installations
• Ask customers open-ended questions about projects and product needs
• Describe merchandise features, benefits, and project steps
• Answer customer questions using product and services knowledge
• Identify opportunities to engage customers in other services programs
• Follow policies, procedures, and work schedules
• Collaborate with Associates, Supervisors, and Managers
• Report directly to the Assistant Market Manager

HDMS Measure Technician

• Diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial tractors, trailers, and fleet equipment on mobile road calls and in-yard service
• Deliver prompt, professional service and clear communication
• Inspect and service brakes, electrical and hydraulic systems, hubs, axles, tires, bodies, and trailer components
• Perform preventative maintenance and test equipment to ensure safe, reliable performance
• Document work through detailed work orders, inspection reports, repair notes, and findings for management
• Maintain DOT-ready standards so trailers meet U.S. Department of Transportation road safety requirements

• Examine damaged vehicles and efficiently plan the repair process.
• Work and communicate with others on vehicle repair status.
• Perform quality repairs while maintaining on-time status.
• Decide whether to repair or replace components based on safety, cost, and cycle time.
• Remove upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment, and trim to access vehicles and fenders.
• Participate in all required safety meetings.
• File, grind, and sand repaired surfaces using power tools and hand tools.
• Direct the work of an apprentice when needed and explain procedures.

Auto Body Technician

• Diagnose, troubleshoot, and safely repair fleet equipment
• Conduct failure analysis, repairs, and rebuilds of fleet equipment components
• Inform management about housekeeping opportunities, harmful working conditions, and unsafe work practices; suggest corrective actions
• Identify broken tools and missing repair supplies and take steps to resolve issues when possible
• Complete and document work orders correctly
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment
• Comply with company policies, procedures, ethics, and integrity standards
• Operate and inspect mechanical equipment to diagnose defects
• Analyze malfunctions and perform overhauls, tune-ups, and preventive maintenance
• Dismantle and reassemble equipment
• Plan work procedures using charts, technical manuals, and experience
• Enter labor lines and parts into the repair order computer system
• Travel to other company shop locations when staff is needed
• React to productivity changes and handle other essential assigned tasks

Diesel Technician – 2nd Shift

• Assist MHE Technician III with maintenance activities for material handling equipment and industrial batteries
• Perform preventive maintenance on the MHE fleet, including checking, draining, and filling oil; inspecting, adjusting, or replacing belts and chains; troubleshooting electrical controls; replacing motors and controls; and conducting safety checks
• Complete small electrical repairs and welding projects
• Maintain and troubleshoot hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, transmission, drive, braking, mast, steering, suspension, and PLC systems
• Complete building and grounds projects such as moving fixtures, changing lights, light carpentry, painting, light plumbing, and minor electrical-device repairs
• Assist battery technicians with charger repairs, battery changes, plug and tip repairs, battery watering and washing, acid-spill cleanup, battery-rack cleaning, and equalizing charges
• Participate in the departmental on-call program
• Log time and materials daily in the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS)
• Maintain daily housekeeping in maintenance and work areas
• Keep tools and equipment clean, safe, and operational
• Respond to emergencies and champion department safety
• Follow safety policies, PPE requirements, OSHA regulations, and Facilities Department procedures
• Interact effectively and build cooperative working relationships

Material Handling Equipment Technician II

• Examine damaged vehicles and efficiently plan the repair process
• Work and communicate with others on vehicle repair status
• Perform quality repairs while maintaining on-time status
• Decide whether to repair or replace parts, considering safety, cost, and cycle time
• Remove upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment, and trim to access vehicles and fenders
• Participate in all required safety meetings
• File, grind, and sand repaired surfaces using power tools and hand tools
• Direct the work of an apprentice when needed, including explaining procedures and addressing unusual problems or questions

• Recruit, screen, schedule, and test participants across multiple concurrent protocols
• Meet enrollment targets and timelines
• Administer validated smell and taste assessments and psychophysical procedures
• Ensure consistency and protocol fidelity across testers
• Assist with IRB submissions, amendments, and study records
• Maintain current documentation and flag protocol deviations or concerns to the PI
• Maintain REDCap study records and perform routine data-quality checks
• Help prepare datasets for analysis
• Maintain testing calendars, prepare study materials, monitor supplies, and organize testing spaces
• Help onboard students and newly appointed team members to established testing procedures
• Document competency and model good participant care and research practices
• Support analyses, figures, manuscripts, and conference presentations
• Work independently within established protocols and help coordinate routine lab activities with the PI and team members

Technician jobs in Pennsylvania

PLC Maintenance Technician

Mobile Fleet Technician

Maintenance, PLC Technician

HDMS Measure Technician

Mobile Fleet Technician

Auto Body Technician

Diesel Technician – 2nd Shift

Material Handling Equipment Technician II

Auto Body Technician

Senior Research Technician