Automation Maintenance Technician (Weekend Shift)

Assurant•Mount Juliet, TN

9d•$21 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

The Automation Maintenance Technician is a skilled industrial worker who performs a variety of maintenance tasks across multiple disciplines, including electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic, on machinery and facility equipment, troubleshooting malfunctions, completing preventative maintenance, and making repairs as needed, often requiring proficiency in reading blueprints and utilizing various hand and power tools to keep production running smoothly; essentially, they are a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to facility maintenance. The role will keep the equipment in the facility maintained and functioning so it can support the Operations need. The role will also make or suggestion improvements as needed. This is an onsite role in our Mt. Juliet TN facility with a schedule of Friday - Monday, 5AM – 3:30PM.

Requirements

High school diploma or general education (GED)
3+ years of electrical, mechanical or multi-craft maintenance experience in a manufacturing/industrial environment or equivalent education.
Ability to make sound judgments and escalate pertinent issues to upper management when necessary.
Must be willing to work in various areas of the plant and grounds and be able to follow oral and written instructions related to routine procedures; complete all tasks as assigned.
Must be able to work with minimal supervision and work cooperatively with multiple departments.
Must have the ability to troubleshoot and repair robots, conveyors, cameras, polishing equipment, and shrink wrap systems.
Willing and able to wear various types of Personal Protective Equipment as required; follow safety rules and practices.
Must be certified or willing and able to become certified in all the following OSHA safety disciplines Lockout/Tag Out
Willing to work Overtime, Weekends and Off-Shift hours when necessary
Strong understanding of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic.
Able to work well with other Maintenance techs, Operators, and Leaders. Teach the operators on basic equipment trouble shooting.
Good Communication: Writing and Oral
Excellent problem-solving skills to diagnose equipment malfunctions
Ability to use a wide range of hand tools and power tools safely and effectively
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics
Familiarity with CMMS software for data entry and reporting
Ability to lift heavy objects, climb ladders, and stand for long periods

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of operations and troubleshooting Kuka Robots
Working knowledge of B&, Siemens, and Allen Bradley PLCs
High Speed Conveyors and Drives
Working knowledge of Cognex and Keyence Camera Systems
Shrink Wrap & Bagger Systems
Buff & Polish Systems

Responsibilities

Regularly inspecting and servicing machinery according to manufacturer's guidelines, including lubrication, cleaning, and adjustments to prevent breakdowns.
Diagnosing and fixing mechanical and electrical issues on production equipment, including motors, conveyors, pneumatic systems, hydraulic systems, and control panels.
Performing electrical repairs like replacing wiring, fuses, and motor control components, adhering to safety standards.
Disassembling and repairing mechanical components such as bearings, gears, belts, and pumps.
Interpreting technical drawings and equipment manuals to understand system layouts and perform repairs correctly.
May need to fabricate small parts for repairs using tools like welders or machine shop equipment.
Maintaining detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs, and parts used through a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS).
Adhering to all safety protocols and procedures while working on machinery.
Complete 40 hours of training each year.