Machine Repairman B

Zippo Manufacturing Company•Bradford, PA

7d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is a hourly, full on-site position located in Bradford, PA. Smoking is permitted in most areas of Zippo workplace facilities, other than certain designated non-smoking areas.

Requirements

Perform repairs and maintenance on all the electrical, electronic, mechanical and pneumatic components on the various sub-assembly and assembly machines.
Adjust fixtures and sensing equipment.
Repair and rebuild Rotex motors, screw-guns and other pneumatic components.
Repair and/or replace worn or broken components or fixtures, pick and place units and other machine assemblies.
Lubricate all drive chains, sprockets, etc., with grease or oil.
Change oil in gearboxes.
Adjust probe mechanisms.
Periodically check quality of production according to quality plan.
Clear component part jams, in all feeder bowls, escapements, grippers, etc.
Maintain supply of material at all feed stations.
Keep machines, equipment, and work area clean and orderly for operational and work force safety benefits.
Keep any production and or quality related records.
Employee is responsible for operational productivity, continuous improvement / suggestions and involvement.
Employee is responsible for product, function, quality, and job safety. This requires the employee to maintain a full working knowledge of the performance, quality and safety requirements of the function being performed.
The employee is to support job related operational training needs regarding existing and or new manufacturing practices / processes / technologies.

Responsibilities

Perform repairs and maintenance on all the electrical, electronic, mechanical and pneumatic components on the various sub-assembly and assembly machines.
Adjust fixtures and sensing equipment.
Repair and rebuild Rotex motors, screw-guns and other pneumatic components.
Repair and/or replace worn or broken components or fixtures, pick and place units and other machine assemblies.
Lubricate all drive chains, sprockets, etc., with grease or oil.
Change oil in gearboxes.
Adjust probe mechanisms.
Periodically check quality of production according to quality plan.
Clear component part jams, in all feeder bowls, escapements, grippers, etc.
Maintain supply of material at all feed stations.
Keep machines, equipment, and work area clean and orderly for operational and work force safety benefits.
Keep any production and or quality related records.
Employee is responsible for operational productivity, continuous improvement / suggestions and involvement.
Employee is responsible for product, function, quality, and job safety. This requires the employee to maintain a full working knowledge of the performance, quality and safety requirements of the function being performed.
The employee is to support job related operational training needs regarding existing and or new manufacturing practices / processes / technologies.
Perform any other duties related in nature that may be assigned by the supervisor.