Machine Tech (DMMI P3A - AL3, 2nd Shift)

DENSO•Battle Creek, MI

8d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for a Machine Technician in the DMMI Production 3A - HVAC Auto Line 3 (AL3), Department 368. The core hours for this role are 4:15 PM - 12:45 AM. However, the selected candidate will train on 1st shift (Core Hours: 5:15 AM - 1:45 PM) for approximately 3 months. A resume is required for consideration.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED equivalent.
Must be a current Lead Associate II (L2) or have equivalent experience (efficient machine operation, performing preventative maintenance, understanding production ratios, applying LOTO, 3S and 5S in daily activities, deep understanding of product quality and documentation, experience in Kaizen and Practical Problem Solving).
Must have successfully completed both portions of the Machine Technician Assessment.
Must be able to read and interpret manuals and perform basic math with a calculator.
Must be able to read, compute, interpret, construct and maintain charts, records, log books and graphs.
Must demonstrate proper use of basic hand tools and measurement devices.
Must have basic computer skills.
Must have general knowledge of machine repair, safety procedures and DMMI policies and standards including the HR Policy and Procedures manual, TS16949 and ISO14000.
More than 2 years in current position unless promotable.
Last Performance Appraisal Meets or Better.
No Active Written Discipline.
Must be able to pass DENSO Job Specific Communication Assessment.
Must be able to perform the essential functions of the position.

Responsibilities

Maintain equipment to TPM standards.
Schedule monthly TPM activities.
Identify abnormal machine problems and their root causes.
Verify product quality and identify machine quality problems.
Adjust machines to correct issues using root cause analysis.
Assist with production needs as necessary.
Communicate with support areas.
Lead and direct associates during TPM activities.
Track, plot, and implement countermeasures for downtime trends.
Train associates on complex and robotic machines.
Repair minor items.
Safely operate and maintain machines according to mass production criteria (quality, cost, delivery).
Stabilize the machines’ working parameters.