VFD Jobs

This full-time night-shift role supports plant maintenance operations in Cincinnati, OH, focusing on safe and reliable manufacturing processes. The position involves troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repairs on electrical and mechanical systems, including PLCs, VFDs, and conveyor systems. Key responsibilities include analyzing equipment failures using schematics, documenting work performed, and communicating with supervisors to drive continuous improvement. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment with a strong emphasis on safety and professional growth within a company known for iconic consumer brands. The schedule features a 3-day weekend every other weekend, and the position requires physical capability to perform tasks in an industrial setting.

This full-time Maintenance Mechanic (Electrician) role supports the electrical and mechanical operations of a modern turkey processing facility. The position reports to the maintenance supervisor and involves performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting electrical failures using PLCs and VFDs, and installing new wiring and motor circuits. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with safety regulations, minimizing equipment downtime, and sharing technical knowledge with colleagues to foster continuous improvement. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where initiative is valued and opportunities for multi-craft skill development exist. While the primary schedule is Monday through Friday, flexibility for early or late shifts, overtime, and weekends is required. The position offers comprehensive benefits including health coverage, retirement plans, and paid time off.

This full-time night-shift role supports the plant maintenance team in Cincinnati, OH, ensuring safe and reliable operations for a major snack food manufacturer. The position involves performing troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repairs on electrical and mechanical systems, including PLCs, VFDs, and conveyor systems. Key responsibilities include conducting failure analysis using schematics, documenting work performed, and communicating with supervisors to drive continuous improvement in equipment reliability. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment with a strong focus on safety and professional growth within a company known for iconic brands. The work arrangement requires on-site presence during the 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM shift, offering a three-day weekend every other weekend.

This senior engineering role within the Facilities Engineering & Construction team focuses on leading electrical design and execution for oil and gas facilities. Key responsibilities include developing power distribution standards, specifying instrumentation and control systems, managing procurement, and overseeing commissioning and startup activities. The position requires coordinating with utilities, performing arc flash studies, and ensuring compliance with safety codes. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with up to 25% travel and provides opportunities for professional growth within a diverse, inclusive environment that supports work-life balance through flexible scheduling and comprehensive benefits.

This full-time Industrial Maintenance Technician role supports manufacturing operations by ensuring the reliability of plant equipment. The position involves diagnosing, repairing, and rebuilding mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems to minimize downtime. Key responsibilities include performing routine preventive maintenance on engines, motors, and conveyor systems, managing equipment and parts inventories, and maintaining accurate digital records of all repair activities. The role appeals to candidates seeking a hands-on environment where they can utilize their troubleshooting skills with PLCs, VFDs, and technical schematics. The position requires a candidate with 3-5 years of industrial experience and offers the opportunity to work independently while collaborating with production teams to optimize workflow.

The Maintenance Technician II role supports a state-of-the-art logistics center by ensuring the continuous operation of critical facility equipment. Key responsibilities include performing preventative maintenance and repairs on conveyor systems, troubleshooting complex electrical controls, conducting minor welding tasks, and managing maintenance inventory and records. The position offers a collaborative environment that prioritizes professional growth through leadership programs and on-demand courses. Employees benefit from a culture rooted in diversity, equity, and inclusion, along with comprehensive well-being initiatives. The role is based on-site at the distribution center with a scheduled shift from 11am to 7:30pm, requiring physical capability to work in varied environmental conditions.

The I&E Technician role supports natural gas processing plants, pipelines, and compressor stations within the midstream energy sector. Key responsibilities include installing, maintaining, and calibrating instrumentation and electrical systems such as PLCs, SCADA, motor controls, and sensors, while also troubleshooting technical issues and ensuring regulatory compliance. The position offers opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative culture that values diverse perspectives and new ideas. The role is based in Carthage, Texas, and requires availability for 12-hour shifts including nights and weekends.

This full-time Automation and Controls Engineer role is based at Schneider Electric's Lexington, Kentucky facility and supports the Manufacturing Engineering team. The position involves creating automated equipment specifications, designing assembly lines, and developing PLC and HMI programs for testing and production systems. Key responsibilities include integrating machinery with digital manufacturing execution systems and collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement new hardware and software solutions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a global leader in sustainability and electrification while working with advanced robotics and control technologies. The company offers a supportive culture focused on inclusion and professional growth, along with flexible work arrangements and comprehensive benefits.

The Field Service Technician role involves installing, inspecting, and troubleshooting power distribution equipment for clients in construction, engineering, and renewable energy sectors. Key responsibilities include performing electrical system audits, interpreting blueprints and technical manuals, documenting service reports, and providing training to customers on equipment operation. The position requires 50% travel across multiple regional locations with a flexible schedule that may include nights and weekends. This opportunity is appealing due to the company's recognized culture of care, extensive career development programs, and a merit-based environment that rewards top performers with robust benefits and growth potential.

The Electrical Engineer III role is a senior individual contributor position focused on designing and supporting electrical power systems and machine controls for drilling equipment. Key responsibilities include developing low and medium voltage power distribution systems, creating control hardware architectures for heavy machinery, and leading technical reviews and mentoring for junior staff. The engineer ensures compliance with global safety standards while coordinating with cross-functional teams on system validation and commissioning. This position appeals to candidates seeking technical leadership opportunities within a collaborative environment that values system-level thinking and operational excellence. The work arrangement is primarily office-based with periodic travel to manufacturing sites and customer facilities for troubleshooting and project support.

This field service role involves maintaining and installing advanced CNC machine tools and machining centers for a leading industrial manufacturer. The position requires five years of experience and covers responsibilities such as troubleshooting complex mechanical and electrical systems, calibrating multi-axis machinery, and training customer staff on new equipment. The role offers significant regional travel opportunities to work with cutting-edge technology and diverse machine types including lathes, mills, and robotic systems. It is appealing for technicians seeking professional growth through exposure to industry-leading automation and a supportive environment that values continuous learning and certification.

This field-based Maintenance Technician role supports multiple car wash locations across East Tennessee, ensuring equipment operates safely and efficiently. The position involves performing scheduled preventative maintenance, diagnosing mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues, and executing urgent repairs on pumps, motors, and water treatment systems. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting equipment breakdowns, documenting service work, and coordinating with site managers to minimize downtime. The role appeals to mechanically inclined individuals who enjoy independent field work and solving real-world equipment problems in a fast-paced environment. It offers a dynamic schedule with varied daily tasks, requiring travel between sites and occasional on-call availability for emergencies.

The Electrical Engineer III role at Nabors is a senior-level position focused on designing and supporting electrical power systems and machine controls for drilling equipment within a global energy technology company. Key responsibilities include developing low and medium voltage power distribution systems, creating control hardware architectures for heavy machinery, and leading technical deliverables while mentoring junior engineers. The role requires coordinating with cross-functional teams to ensure system integration, validating designs through commissioning activities, and providing expert support for complex field troubleshooting. This position appeals to candidates seeking to innovate the future of energy in a collaborative environment that values technical leadership and operational excellence. The work arrangement is primarily office-based with periodic travel to manufacturing sites and customer facilities for project support and testing.

This Instrumentation Engineer role at Larson Design Group involves leading design, calculations, and technical deliverables for diverse energy projects within a 100% employee-owned firm. Key responsibilities include developing control strategies, creating detailed P&IDs and instrument specifications, and providing technical oversight and mentoring to junior team members. The position offers a flexible work environment and a unique culture where professional growth is supported through paid licensure training and a company-funded Employee Stock Ownership Plan. The role emphasizes collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and provides opportunities to shape innovative solutions while working with moderate independence.

The Skillbridge Data Center Technician role is designed for active-duty military personnel or military spouses to transition into the data center industry at CoreSite. The position involves maintaining the operational integrity of facilities by managing mechanical, electrical, fire life safety, and telecommunications systems. Key responsibilities include monitoring HVAC and power distribution equipment, performing fiber and copper cabling installations, executing preventive maintenance schedules, and responding to system alerts to prevent outages. This opportunity is appealing due to CoreSite's collaborative culture that values ownership and teamwork, alongside comprehensive benefits including first-day health coverage, a 401(k) match, and educational reimbursement. The role offers a clear path for professional growth within a high-performance environment while supporting the mission of building critical digital infrastructure.

The Skillbridge Data Center Technician role is designed for active-duty military personnel or spouses transitioning to civilian careers, focusing on maintaining the operational integrity and security of high-performance data center facilities. The position involves multi-disciplinary responsibilities including monitoring and maintaining mechanical systems like HVAC and chilled water, managing electrical power distribution and UPS systems, and handling telecommunications infrastructure such as fiber cabling and remote hands support. Key duties also encompass performing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting facility issues, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a collaborative culture that values operational excellence and innovation. The role offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance, retirement matching, and educational reimbursement, providing a supportive environment for building a long-term career in digital infrastructure.

The Skillbridge Data Center Technician role is a specialized position within CoreSite's operations team, designed exclusively for active-duty military personnel and military spouses transitioning to civilian careers. The position involves maintaining the operational integrity of high-performance data centers by managing mechanical, electrical, fire life safety, and telecommunications systems. Key responsibilities include monitoring HVAC and power distribution infrastructure, performing fiber and copper cabling installations, executing preventive maintenance schedules, and responding to facility alerts to prevent outages. This opportunity is appealing due to its focus on professional growth through a dedicated qualification program, a collaborative culture that values ownership and teamwork, and comprehensive benefits including health coverage, retirement matching, and educational reimbursement. The role is based on-site at a CoreSite facility and offers a clear pathway for career development in the digital infrastructure sector.

The Electrical Engineer III role is a senior-level position within Nabors' engineering team, focusing on the design and analysis of electrical power systems and machine controls for drilling equipment. Key responsibilities include developing low and medium voltage power distribution architectures, specifying PLC and HMI control systems, and leading technical reviews for complex projects. The engineer also mentors junior staff, supports commissioning activities, and ensures compliance with global safety standards. This position appeals to professionals seeking technical leadership opportunities in a global energy company that prioritizes innovation and safety. The work arrangement involves a primary office setting with periodic travel to manufacturing sites and customer facilities for testing and troubleshooting.

This full-time Industrial Electrician role at Cargill Animal Nutrition supports global feed operations through critical facility maintenance. The position involves performing preventative, predictive, and reactive electrical repairs, installing and testing complex systems, and interpreting technical schematics. Key responsibilities also include operating mobile equipment, collaborating with vendors and management for continuous improvement, and maintaining strict safety standards across varied indoor and outdoor conditions. The role offers a collaborative culture focused on meaningful work that impacts global food security, with opportunities for career development and skill growth. Shifts include second and third rotations, and the position requires physical stamina and the ability to work in diverse environments.

This Industrial Territory Sales Engineer role at Schneider Electric focuses on serving as the primary interface between the company and channel partners, including distributors and system integrators. The position involves guiding the design of industrial automation systems, developing joint business plans to drive market share growth, and ensuring partners have the necessary inventory and training to succeed. Key responsibilities include consulting with internal sales teams to deliver tailored solutions, executing channel strategies for power and industrial products, and sharing insights on competitive offerings. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make an impact in sustainability and electrification within a global, inclusive culture. It offers opportunities for professional growth through the company's IMPACT values and requires a blend of engineering knowledge and consultative sales experience.

This Industrial Territory Sales Engineer role serves as the primary interface between Schneider Electric and its channel partners, including distributors, system integrators, and OEMs. The position focuses on driving market share growth by advising partners on power and industrial automation solutions, developing joint business plans, and executing sales strategies across a defined territory. Key responsibilities include managing inventory levels, delivering product training, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to align on pricing and promotions. The role appeals to professionals seeking to impact global sustainability goals within a culture that values inclusion and mastery. It offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of electrification and digitization while building strong relationships with trade professionals in the industrial sector.