CNC Maintenance Technician, Evening Shift - Ditch Witch

The Toro Company•Perry, OK

3d•$19 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

This employee will perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of all kinds of manufacturing equipment including CNC controlled lathes, machining centers, presses, and welding robots at all Ditch Witch locations. He/she will also perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Meet typical expectations for safety, productivity, attendance, and quality of work.
Able to handle multiple tasks at the same time.
Work well with and effectively communicate with others.
Have appropriate reading, clerical and computer skills, with knowledge of SAP a plus.
3 years' experience working in an industrial environment, repairing, and maintaining industrial equipment required (for CNC Maintenance Technician I).
5 years' experience working in industrial environment, repairing, and maintaining machine tools required (for CNC Maintenance Technician II).
Able to handle multiple and/or complex tasks effectively (for CNC Maintenance Technician II).
Work well with others, including leading small groups to complete tasks (for CNC Maintenance Technician II).
Be self-motivated and able to work with little supervision (for CNC Maintenance Technician I and II).
Be self-motivated and able to take direction from peers, mentors, trainers, and leadership (for CNC Maintenance Technician Trainee).

Nice To Haves

Formal electrical, electronic, and mechanical training and/or experience repairing and maintaining machine tools preferred (for CNC Maintenance Technician Trainee).
Formal electrical, electronic, and mechanical training and/or experience repairing and maintaining machine tools preferred (for CNC Maintenance Technician I).
Formal electrical, electronic, and mechanical training and/or relevant experience required (for CNC Maintenance Technician II).

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot & repair electrical, electronic, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic system problems on all types of manufacturing equipment.
Listen to, observe, and operate machines.
Analyze performance and diagnose the problem.
Disassemble and reassemble equipment using a variety of hand and power tools.
Identify and repair or replace components.
Climb on and crawl under and inside machines.
Work at heights, in tight quarters, and in awkward positions.
Use diagnostic equipment including multi-meters, oscilloscopes, chart recorders, precision measuring devices and other test instruments.
Diagnose and repair CNC and PC based computer control systems and closed loop servo systems.
Read information from electrical schematics, technical manuals, and written instructions.
Service and maintain air conditioners and refrigeration units on manufacturing equipment.
Perform routine and preventive maintenance, including lubrication, on manufacturing equipment.
Use computers (SAP) to locate parts and process work notifications.
Perform geometric alignments on machine tools.