Maintenance Technician

Saginaw Control and Engineering - Saginaw, MI

Saginaw Control and Engineering is a Premier Tri-City employer with an opening in our Maintenance Department. Our two-State-of-the-art Manufacturing plants located in Saginaw, MI use robotics and some of the most current technology in the industry.

In this role at Saginaw Control & Engineering you can expect a fast-paced, hands-on work environment that keeps you active and involved every shift. The most important attributes are a strong base knowledge and a good attitude.

Shift Details:

1. 2nd shift, hours are typically between 5:00p - 3:30a
2. Scheduled shift hours vary based on production demand or department needs

Responsibilities:

1. Equipment inspection and maintenance
2. Troubleshooting and repairing electrical and mechanical systems
3. Building maintenance
4. Maintaining robotic equipment
5. Performing preventative maintenance

Preferred Skills:

1. Experience with HVAC, hydraulic and pneumatic systems
2. Ability to read and thoroughly understand blue prints
3. Electrical knowledge
4. Basic computer skills
5. Strong communication skills, both verbal and written

Night-shift Production Technicians build electrical enclosures and sheet-metal parts in our Saginaw plants. The work is hands-on and fast-paced. You will help take steel from raw material to a finished enclosure through fabrication, welding, powder coating, and assembly. Most openings do not require prior experience. We train on the job and you can grow within your assigned department as you learn.

What you will do:

You will work in one or more of the areas below. Assignments depend on production needs and your skills.

Fabrication

Operate and tend machinery that cuts, punches, and forms steel into enclosure parts. Load material, run programmed jobs, check parts to print and quality standards, and keep the station ready for the next job. Some technicians later learn to adjust programs and help set up work.

Weld 

Fit and join formed parts into enclosure bodies and assemblies using MIG, TIG, Laser and Plasma welding and pneumatic hand tools. Work includes welding to print, grinding and finishing, and machine operation.

Coatings

Prepare parts and apply powder coat. That includes cleaning and preparation, hanging parts, running the coating process, and inspecting finish quality.

Assembly

Build finished enclosures and accessories with hand and pneumatic tools. Install doors, hinges, latches, panels, gaskets, and hardware; check fit and function; and pack product so it ships complete.

In every area you will:

- Follow work instructions, prints, and quality checks

- Keep your station clean, organized, and stocked

- Wear required PPE and follow plant safety rules

- Flag problems early so the line can keep moving

- Work with the team to complete work efficiently

Schedule and work environment

- Monday through Friday — no weekends and no rotating swing shifts

- Night shift: 5:00 p.m. start, ending between 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m.

- Full time, typically 40–50 hours per week

- Clean, safe manufacturing floor with PPE provided

- Standing, active work throughout the shift handling steel parts and assemblies

Who this role is a good fit for:

We hire entry-level and experienced candidates. Strong fits are reliable, willing to learn, and take pride in the finished part. Helpful traits:

- Ready at shift start and present through the shift

- Follows instructions and asks questions when something is unclear

- Comfortable with tools, equipment, and a production pace

- Pays attention to fits, finishes, and hardware

- Works well with others and owns the work in front of them

A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Fabrication, welding, coatings, or assembly experience is a plus, not a requirement for most openings.

Premier employer hiring a Warehouse Associate!

We offer the BEST opportunity in the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Park for those seeking a career as a Warehouse Associate

Hiring Immediately! Entry level to experienced candidates.

On-the-job training with no previous experience required.

Two merit-based wage increases within the first 90 days

Amazing benefits package! SCE pays your weekly Health insurance cost for our coverage.

Full time employment, working 40 hours or more per work week.

Monday through Friday work week (No weekends).

Day Shift operation only. No night or swing shift hours.

Weekly Pay! Thursdays are pay days!

Clean, safe work environment with personal protective equipment provided.

Opportunities to learn multiple skills within a Distribution Center.

1. Learn how to operate battery powered stand-up and sit-down forklifts
2. Learn how to warehouse product and pick/palletize orders
3. Learn how to operate on a shipping dock and load shipments into dry van trailers
4. Learn how to use warehouse related computer software
5. Learn how to maintain an efficiently organized warehouse environment, arranging product for optimal order picking.

Our facility uses the latest technology and maintains well-functioning equipment so employees can learn and develop skills to move forward in their careers!

Benefits:

1. 401(k)
2. 401(k) matching
3. Dental insurance
4. Employee assistance program
5. Health insurance
6. Paid time off
7. Referral program
8. Vision insurance

Schedule:

1. 8 hour shift
2. Day shift
3. Monday to Friday
4. Overtime

Work Location: In person

Welders join formed steel into enclosure bodies, doors, and assemblies. SCE uses MIG, TIG, laser, and plasma welding in production. This role is for people who already have welding skills from school or work and want to join a growing company and continue to grow their own career.

What you will do:

Welders work from prints and work instructions to fit, weld, and finish parts that have to meet SCE quality standards.

Your work may include:

MIG / TIG welding

Manual production welding on enclosure parts and assemblies. Fit and tack parts, weld to print, and finish the work so it is ready for the next operation. Focus is on consistent quality, sound welds, and meeting dimensional requirements.

Laser / Plasma welding

Operate and tend automated welding equipment. Load and fit parts, run the process, monitor the equipment, inspect weld quality, and keep the cell in good working order. Make adjustments and report issues so production stays on schedule and maintains quality.

Across processes you will:

- Read prints, weld symbols, and work instructions

- Fit, tack, and weld parts to specified dimensions

- Grind, clean, and finish welds so parts are ready for coatings or assembly

- Use pneumatic hand tools and fixtures as the job requires

- Check your own work before it moves to the next operation

- Keep your station clean, organized, and stocked

- Wear required PPE and follow plant safety rules

- Flag fit-up, material, or equipment problems early

Schedule and work environment

- Monday through Friday — no weekends and no rotating swing shifts

- Night shift: 5:00 p.m. start, ending between 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m.

- Full time, typically 40–50 hours per week

- Clean, safe manufacturing floor with PPE provided

- Standing, active work throughout the shift handling steel parts and assemblies

Who this role is a good fit for:

This is an entry-level welding job, but we are looking for welders who already have a foundation and want to get better at production welding.

Strong fits:

- Can already lay a sound MIG weld; TIG, laser, or plasma experience is a plus

- Read prints and understand basic weld symbols

- Take pride in fit-up, bead quality, and finish quality

- Work at a production pace without sacrificing quality

- Ready at shift start and present through the shift

- Ask questions, own mistakes, and work well with the team

A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Formal welding training, or prior welding experience is a strong plus.