Automation Technician l

C&S Wholesale Grocers•Lathrop, CA

1d•$28 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

As an Automation Technician I, you will maintain and repair an automated material handling system. In this role, you will be responsible for maintaining continuous system operation by troubleshooting, repairing, testing, and performing preventive maintenance activities. Job Description Benefits start on day one! Compensation: $28-$35 per hour Schedule: Wednesday-Saturday or Sunday-Wednesday 4am-2:30pm You will contribute by: Maintain all systems and subsystems of the automated material handling system during normal operation and perform preventative maintenance (PMs) and inspections during periodic downtime windows. Be able to use schematic and wiring diagrams to troubleshoot autonomous robotic vehicles and other components of an advanced integrated automation system Ensure rapid equipment return to serviceability by performing a thorough in-depth troubleshooting on any non-functioning or faulted system, subsystem or component. Keep Management informed of specific problems and suggested actions, including approximate time required for repairs through defined escalation and communication procedures Remove and replace mechanical or electro-mechanical parts of the conveyor system such as: broken chain, belting, rollers drive motors, realigning or replacing control system sensors (photo-eyes), proximity, etc. Replace electrical or mechanical components of autonomous robots and perform preventive maintenance. Be proficient in performing Preventive Maintenance on multi-axis robots and End Of Arm Tools. Be proficient with conveyor maintenance including Preventive Maintenance (PM) actions on automated conveyor equipment as directed. Document repairs, PMs, parts usage, and time by completing work orders in a computerized maintenance data collection system (Maximo). Responsible for cleanup of equipment and removal of replaced parts from work areas after repairs are completed. Environment Warehouse: Grocery Warehouse (50F to 90F)

Requirements

Can demonstrate ability to use basic hand tools and electrical measuring equipment.
Ability to use and navigate computers and common computer software
Physical abilities: Equipment inspections, mechanical repairs and replacements, electrical repairs and replacements, all of which require good mobility, physical exertion, walking, bending, reaching, climbing ladders, carrying tools and parts, etc.
Ability to work independent of supervisor following procedures and manuals and a high sense of urgency
Proficient in performing all inspection functions.
Safely carries out work assignments following all company, state and federal regulations.
1-3 years' experience in a electro-mechanical field or equivalent education.

Responsibilities

Maintain all systems and subsystems of the automated material handling system during normal operation and perform preventative maintenance (PMs) and inspections during periodic downtime windows.
Be able to use schematic and wiring diagrams to troubleshoot autonomous robotic vehicles and other components of an advanced integrated automation system
Ensure rapid equipment return to serviceability by performing a thorough in-depth troubleshooting on any non-functioning or faulted system, subsystem or component.
Keep Management informed of specific problems and suggested actions, including approximate time required for repairs through defined escalation and communication procedures
Remove and replace mechanical or electro-mechanical parts of the conveyor system such as: broken chain, belting, rollers drive motors, realigning or replacing control system sensors (photo-eyes), proximity, etc.
Replace electrical or mechanical components of autonomous robots and perform preventive maintenance.
Be proficient in performing Preventive Maintenance on multi-axis robots and End Of Arm Tools.
Be proficient with conveyor maintenance including Preventive Maintenance (PM) actions on automated conveyor equipment as directed.
Document repairs, PMs, parts usage, and time by completing work orders in a computerized maintenance data collection system (Maximo).
Responsible for cleanup of equipment and removal of replaced parts from work areas after repairs are completed.