New Albany - Auto Tech 2nd Shift

Anomatic Human Resources•New Albany, OH

About The Position

The Auto Tech is responsible for maintaining continuous operation of automated process equipment on the production floor. The role involves adjusting, repairing, replacing, and modifying equipment components; performing machine changeovers and preventive maintenance; and troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and product issues. The position works with production personnel and automation and manufacturing engineering colleagues to maintain equipment performance and document machine history and changes.

Requirements

Strong knowledge of 120VAC and 24VDC control circuits, three-phase 480V industrial power, and accepted electrical safety practices for testing energized circuits.
Strong knowledge of PLCs and VFD-controlled machinery.
Proficiency in maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical components.
Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and mechanical diagrams, including complex automated-system drawings.
Proper use of power tools and measuring equipment; must have and maintain all hand and test tools required to maintain automated equipment.
Computer proficiency, including operation of Microsoft Windows-based computers.
Ability to work overtime as needed, sometimes on short notice or on weekends.
Ability to stand for long periods.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

Perform machine changeovers from part to part and job to job.
Clear machine jams as needed.
Clean machines and perform preventive maintenance as needed.
Troubleshoot metal and plastic product issues and make adjustments where necessary.
Troubleshoot and adjust machine-related mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems.
Adjust and fabricate components for bowl feeding systems, tracks, fixtures, and tooling to produce acceptable products at designated rates; provide feedback or seek guidance as needed.
Diagnose and repair electrical issues involving sensors, relays, servo systems, motor controls, and PLCs.
Adjust robot positions and coordinate types, jog robots, and troubleshoot errors.
Document machine, fixture, and tooling changes made during installation, debug, or normal operation as required by Manufacturing Engineering.
Maintain spare-parts inventory.
Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on machine systems and subsystems as needed.
Document equipment history using Syteline and Directline.
Communicate machine status, issues, and performance with production shift personnel and automation technicians and supervisors on current and other shifts.