Automation & Controls Technician I/II - 3rd Shift

Greenheck Group•Tulsa, OK

36d•$33 - $46•Onsite

About The Position

As a 3rd shift Automation & Controls Technician I/II for Greenheck Group, you will be responsible for providing an advanced level of expertise related to the highly technical production equipment, electrical controls, and lasers that enable us to be a worldwide leader in our industry. To support operations, the Automation and Controls Team provides round-the-clock service. The team occasionally works overtime and is responsive to unforeseen situations which may cause a change in schedule. This role works from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am and receives a $2.00 an hour shift premium pay.

Requirements

0-2 years of relevant work experience in industrial equipment, power distribution, automation in a manufacturing environment required (for Level I)
2-4 years of relevant work experience in industrial equipment, power distribution, automation in a manufacturing environment required (for Level II)
2 Year / associate degree in Electromechanical, Electronics, Automation, or a related field or equivalent years of job experience required
Light engineering Project Management skills (for Level I)
Troubleshooting skills
Allen Bradley 500, 5000 platform programming training (for Level II)
AutoCAD Electrical (for Level II)
Project Management skills (for Level II)
Full awareness and understanding of all electrical hazards and mitigation techniques. May encounter pp to 600V nominal, CAT 4 and 15,000V resonator hazards on the job. (for Level II)
OEM equipment training (for Level II)

Responsibilities

Advanced electrical troubleshooting of circuits and electromechanical systems.
Assist in troubleshooting advanced hydraulic issues and the associated electrical controls.
Advanced system troubleshooting of automated CNC & motion control systems.
Advance laser system diagnostics, troubleshooting and repair.
Occasionally work independently to resolve chronic asset issues.
Immediate response to all production and maintenance requests.
Follow up with work done to ensure proper operation and repairs.
Ensure parts and service are being delivered as requested and documentation is completed.
Participate in maintaining 5S activities for area.
Complete all preventative maintenance (PMs) tasks assigned.
Coordinate PMs with production and mechanics.
Make value-adding suggestions to new and existing PMs.
Actively participating in the weekend on-call rotation.
Respond quickly to phone calls, within 2 hours to on-site support.
Occasional planned and unplanned travel for training, support, preventative maintenance tasks, and downtime support.
Occasionally participate in GPS events and other continuous improvement activities.
Actively participate in shift hand-offs at the start and end of each shift.
Communicate important changes and work done.
Document work done in CMMS and critical work done in shift reports.
Document asset changes in electronics and hard copy asset documents.
Make adjustments to schematics in AutoCAD and/or hard copy.
Document procedural changes.
Report any complications or issues to A&C technical lead or immediate supervisor.
Independently manage and execute complex projects while following all safety and electrical codes.
Order parts, create documentation and ensure proper operation.
Specify needed parts, obtain quotes, order and receive parts, return parts, and send parts out for repair.
Schedule and coordinate OEM service for assets.
Act as the liaison between manufacturing and OEM support.
Document work and time and charge parts used against work orders.
Use CMMS regularly to research machine history.