Fixture Technician

Summit Polymers, Inc.•Portage, MI

About The Position

This is skilled work involving the building and repairing of fixtures and secondary equipment. Work involves utilization of a wide variety of hand and power tools to fabricate, build, repair, replace, and modify existing fixtures and secondary equipment. Dismantles, re-assembles, repairs, troubleshoots, and overhauls a wide variety of fixtures and secondary equipment. Performs miscellaneous welding, cutting, and brazing.

Requirements

Must be physically capable of walking for the entire work shift.
Must be able to lift up to 60 pounds repeatedly.
Repeated bending and lifting during the shift.
Must be able to wear steel-toe footwear.
Adequate visual acuity to enter/revise molding press programming.
Must be able to meet requirements for forklift and crane license.
Must be capable of exerting up to 150 foot pounds on torque wrench.
Must be able to work around Magnetic Field
A minimum of 5 years years of progressive experience leading to technical journeyman work requiring extensive knowledge of fixture building and repair.
Possesses the ability to gather and analyze information and make decisions from a limited number of choices.
A minimum score of 50 on the Wonderlic Select Assessment (Traditional Score of 20 on the cognitive portion).

Responsibilities

Build and repair fixtures.
Review and improve design on current and new fixtures.
Prepare quotes on new fixtures.
Performs routine preventive maintenance on fixtures and secondary equipment as required.
Troubleshoots, disassembles, and re-assembles fixtures, secondary equipment, and components as directed.
Troubleshoots pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical mechanical equipment as directed.
Design and build manufacturing equipment such as skid tippers, gate cutters, work stations, welders and conveyor systems.
Tests secondary equipment, components, and fixtures to assure proper operation.
Modifies jigs and fixtures to correct problems.
Maintain records of all repairs, modifications, and inventory performed.
Welds, cuts, brazes metal for repair and fabrication purposes.
Inspects secondary equipment and fixtures and reports needed repairs.
Trains personnel in the proper use of new fixtures and secondary equipment.
Completes forms, work orders, charts, and other miscellaneous paperwork to assure proper documentation of work needed or performed.
Maintains adequate repair supplies.
Performs other work as directed.