Cell Tech

MANN+HUMMEL•Fayetteville, NC

13d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves proficient operation of major equipment on multiple lines or cells, including completing equipment changeovers and performing general maintenance such as lubrication, cleaning, repair, and adjustments. The Cell Tech will also identify abnormal repairs for central maintenance and educate other employees on equipment operation after receiving certification. Maintaining production levels, organizing and completing scheduled Preventive Maintenance (PMs), and general part replacement and rebuild capabilities are key aspects of this position. The role requires essential use of shop equipment, instructing and training on changeover methods and Total Productive Maintenance, making parts from blueprints, modifying and improving equipment independently, and diagnosing and recommending rebuilds. The ability to read and interpret blueprints is also necessary to support efforts in meeting quality standards.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent preferably with vocational education training in skilled trades or other related discipline.
2-4 years of experience machine set-up and processing.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office software and general computer use.
Must complete New Employee Orientation and Quality Systems Overview training in addition to any training identified by department management.
Works independently in day-to-day activities.
Responsible for initial planning and arranging own work and responsible for outcome and closure.
Own rolling tool chest with appropriate tools.
Good work record, including regular attendance at work.

Nice To Haves

Completion of a 2 year Tech School Training in Industrial Maintenance or 3 to 5 years of experience.

Responsibilities

Proficiently operate major equipment on multiple lines or cell.
Complete changeover of equipment.
Service equipment involving general maintenance practices of lubrication, cleaning, repair or adjustments and identification of abnormal repair for central maintenance correction.
Educate other employees on equipment within the line, section or cell after being certified to do so through central maintenance training.
Maintain production levels of assigned equipment within the line, section, or cell resulting in satisfactory production and scrap levels set by management.
Organize and complete scheduled PMs.
General part replacement.
General rebuild capability.
Essential use of shop equipment.
Instruct and train changeover methods and Total Productive Maintenance.
Make parts from blueprints.
Modify and improve equipment independently.
Diagnose and recommend rebuilds.
Read and interpret blueprints.
Supporting efforts to meet quality standards.