Electrical Controls Technician

McKinney, United States

Full Time

Posted September 15, 2026

$40 - $40/hr

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Source: Workday View original listing
Freshness: Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed October 5, 2026
Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Transmission & Distribution
Pay provenance: Employer-provided pay

As an Electrical Control Technician , you will play a critical role in maintaining the electrical reliability of our equipment and systems.

In this role, you will support the safe and reliable performance of equipment across our facility by:
Troubleshooting, repairing, and restoring machinery and electrical systems across all production areas
Maintaining and supporting electrical infrastructure, including AC/DC drives, motors, sensors, and control systems
Applying mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic expertise to optimize equipment operation
Diagnosing faults in motors, drives, circuits, electronic components, and plant control systems
Reading and interpreting wiring diagrams, schematics, control drawings, and technical manuals
Navigating PLC programs for troubleshooting, communications diagnostics, and basic controlled edits
Supporting Ethernet-based communications systems through device connection, network analysis, and integration
Performing equipment testing with diagnostic instruments such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and specialized electrical tools
Selecting replacement electrical components when OEM parts are unavailable
Identifying root causes of equipment failure and supporting long-term corrective actions to improve safety, quality, and reliability

Strong technical knowledge of AC and DC drive systems
Thorough understanding of speed feedback devices, theory, and operation
Working knowledge of temperature controls, sensors, and thermal components
Strong understanding of PID loops, control logic, and automated processes
Ability to troubleshoot Ethernet communications, industrial networks, and connectivity issues
Proficiency with PLC and HMI systems, including communications paths, program navigation, and controlled edits
Deep understanding of electrical circuits, components, and power electronics
Demonstrated ability to diagnose, test, and repair motors, drives, and electrical control systems
Hands-on experience with electrical diagnostic tools and instrumentation
Ability to select alternative components when original parts are unavailable
This role operates within a fast-paced, high-performance production environment. You may encounter:
Loud noise and extreme temperatures
Indoor and outdoor working conditions
Frequent walking, bending, kneeling, crouching, and stooping
Use of hands for tools, diagnostic devices, and electrical components
Lifting up to 50 lbs. while bending, twisting, or standing