503 Floor Tech jobs in Cincinnati,OH

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GPAC

Cincinnati, OH 45208

Adecco

Cincinnati, OH 45238

High School Diploma
3–5 years of mechanical and/or electrical maintenance experience
Experience working with automated production equipment in a manufacturing setting
Strong troubleshooting skills with electronics, sensors, motors, servos, and pneumatics

Jobot

Cincinnati, OH 45201

Boyd Gaming

Cincinnati, OH 45230

WestRock

Cincinnati, OH 45202

Candidates are required to undergo a drug screening after receiving a conditional job offer, but before starting employment.
High school diploma or equivalent
Must be able to read and interpret both electrical and mechanical drawings.
Strong Electrical aptitude required with extensive troubleshooting experience.
Experience with Troubleshooting in a Production/Manufacturing Environment.
Operational knowledge of automated industrial machinery including motors, servos, pumps, drives, relays, 3 phase power, communication devices, industrial / electronic controls and power transmission systems.
Ability to install and set up both A/C and D/C drives.
Able to install and troubleshoot basic 3 phase motor control circuits.
Knowledge of the various types of sensors and limit switches.
A good understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Must be fully computer literate with Microsoft environment.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to work independently in a mature and professional manner.
Ability to work weekends & overtime.
Basic mathematical skills and basic technology/computer skills.

General Tool Company

Cincinnati, OH 45215

High School diploma or equivalent required.
Must be a US citizen.
Minimum one-year related experience and/or training in applications of entry level mechanical aptitude.
Must be able to stand and walk on concrete floors for full 10-12 hour shifts while working around massive equipment.
Requires ability to safely work at various heights using scaffolding, elevated platforms, and man-lifts when accessing different levels of large generator assemblies.
Ability to lift and maneuver components weighing up to 50-75 pounds with team lifting required for heavier sub-assemblies.
Extensive climbing, crawling, and working in tight spaces within and around large generator housings.
Manual dexterity essential for electrical connections, precision bolt torquing, and intricate component installation.
Good balance and spatial awareness critical when working on elevated platforms around heavy suspended loads.
Ability to work in awkward positions including overhead work, tight clearances, and cramped internal spaces within generator enclosures.
Must demonstrate ability to work safely around heavy machinery and suspended loads exceeding 100,000 pounds.
Position requires strict adherence to crane safety protocols and lock-out/tag-out procedures for high-voltage electrical systems.