How do I find a good electromechanical technician?

I'm working to help one of my clients hire an electromechanical technician. An ideal candidate would be an electrician or electronics technician, E-6 or above, with six years or more military experience. Military experience isn't required, but the client is looking for someone who can both do hands-on corrective and preventive maintenance as well as manage a preventive maintenance schedule, research and order parts, research new equipment, document processes.

We'd love introductions to military recruiters who specialize in placing candidates E-6 or above who are electricians or electronics technicians.

Here are the job responsibilities. The position is in the New York metro area. If you know anyone who might be a good fit, or could help us find a good candidate, please leave a comment.

Responsibilities –

Perform electrical and mechanical corrective maintenance for Production

Draft quarterly and weekly preventive maintenance schedule

Perform daily and routine preventive maintenance activities

Update preventive maintenance plan when new equipment is purchased

Identify and develop mechanical process improvements

Sourcing replacement parts and equipment

Documenting equipment repairs and preventive maintenance activities

Diagnosis and repair of plant production equipment such as liquid vial fillers, cappers and labelers, etc.

Design, implement, maintain and improve electrical equipment and facilities

Candidate must have excellent mechanical skills, verbal and written communication skills

Prepare specifications for purchase of parts, materials, and equipment

Compile data and write reports regarding existing and potential engineering projects

Work to improve the safety, quality, and performance of production