Electronics Technician II

Haywood Vocational Opportunities Inc.•Waynesville, NC

17h

About The Position

The Electronics Technician II performs maintenance on facility and production equipment to maximize overall equipment effectiveness (OEE). The role is part of Operations and is classified as hourly, non-exempt. The technician maintains, troubleshoots, programs, and repairs production, support, facilities, automation, and building safety equipment. The position also supports production setup, equipment training, maintenance improvements, inventory communication, and repair or fabrication of production jigs and devices. Work must comply with applicable safety codes and lockout/tagout procedures.

Requirements

Maintain a valid North Carolina driver's license and be approved by HVO's insurance carrier.
At least one year of related experience in automated equipment and/or industrial maintenance.
One year of machine shop experience, including welding and cutting.
Demonstrated mechanical and electrical aptitude.
Ability to use hand tools.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Two years of experience in a manufacturing environment; relevant experience in another field may be considered.
Meet the stated physical demands, including prolonged standing, repetitive movements, handling tools or controls, frequent bending and twisting, frequent lifting, pushing, pulling or carrying heavy objects, and frequent walking, stooping, and reaching.

Nice To Haves

An associate degree in a technical field is preferred.
An associate with an NC electrical license may earn preferred compensation.

Responsibilities

Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on production, support, and facilities equipment.
Troubleshoot issues with production, support, and facilities equipment.
Troubleshoot, program, and repair equipment controls and automation.
Assist technicians with equipment training to improve other associates’ proficiency and advancement opportunities.
Identify maintenance improvements or activities during inspections and daily Gemba walks.
Identify parts needed for maintenance and communicate stock outages to maintenance support personnel.
Inspect, advise, perform, and/or schedule equipment and facility repairs.
Inspect, advise, perform, and/or schedule building maintenance and repairs.
Set up equipment to assist production personnel.
Promptly confer with the immediate supervisor about problems that arise in carrying out the responsibilities.
Repair and fabricate jigs and devices for production.
Perform advanced electrical tasks, including troubleshooting equipment.
Maintain and troubleshoot building safety controls.
Understand and comply with relevant local and national safety codes.
Understand and comply with local and national lockout/tagout procedures.