Manufacturing Shift Technician

Corning

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Corning is a world leader in glass, ceramic, and materials science, known for its innovative technologies that push boundaries. The Optical Communications segment has evolved into a comprehensive provider of optical solutions for the broader communications industry, serving both carrier and enterprise networks. This role is crucial for maintaining manufacturing operations by providing troubleshooting of equipment and process issues, working hands-on with manufacturing equipment, and identifying opportunities for process improvements.

Requirements

Two year electrical/mechanical/or controls technical degree preferred (Associates) OR High school diploma and 5+ years manufacturing experience.
Experienced in troubleshooting and repair of electrical and pneumatic controls including use of test equipment.
Experienced in troubleshooting and repair of simple to complex mechanical equipment.
Familiarity with sensors, thermocouples (TCs), switches, motors, and actuators.
Ability to read/understand electrical, mechanical drawings, and machine specifications.
Sound decision making and prioritization skills.
Ability to communicate with all levels of the plant organization.
PC proficient (Excel, Word, SharePoint).

Nice To Haves

Capable of using Diagnostic equipment.
Basic understanding of PLC and/or Equipment Automation.
PC - Data Analysis (Pl, etc.) - Capable of using a computer to plot and analyze data.
Familiar with 2D/3D CAD modeling software.

Responsibilities

1st point of contact to provide comprehensive electrical/controls/mechanical/equipment troubleshooting of production equipment issues.
Responsible for monitoring area performance, identifying equipment/process issues, and following issues to closure.
Simultaneously managing and troubleshooting multiple issues using sound technical principles to drive resolution.
Support Preventive Maintenance and equipment upkeep efforts.
Directing maintenance personnel in the repairs, maintenance, testing, installation, and debugging of equipment.
Work with a variety of groups including operators, other support technicians, engineers, and trades to coordinate and direct equipment startup, repair, troubleshooting, and process changes.
Contribute to keep production teams current on processes, equipment, and procedures.
As needed, develop, document, and deliver training packages for new or modified equipment to production and support groups in the plant.
Assisting engineers in the design, troubleshooting, documentation, and implementation of new or modified production equipment.
Maintain the systems and actions necessary to ensure compliance with department certification programs, quality system audit program, and ISO 14000 registration.
Champion a safe work environment and help enforce all housekeeping and safety regulations.
Participate on a trained spill team for the Glass Making areas, monthly spill drills, and projects.