04 - Operations Engineering Support 1

Celestica•Richardson, TX

About The Position

The Operations Engineering Support 1 role provides technical support for products, production equipment, and technical product data in a manufacturing environment. Work follows procedures and technical methods of varying complexity, with some discretion to choose how to complete assignments. The position requires judgment and initiative to resolve problems and make recommendations, and operates under general supervision. The employee may provide functional guidance to colleagues, demonstrate work methods to new employees, and refer situations outside standard processes to a manager or higher-level employee. Responsibilities include reading and interpreting schematics and related engineering information; troubleshooting and repairing failed products and test equipment; inspecting products for quality; replacing faulty components; operating and adjusting test equipment; and performing reactive and preventative maintenance on electromechanical surface-mount assembly equipment. The role also supports technical product data setup, maintains product and equipment records, manages spare-parts inventory, and helps move, install, set up, and refurbish equipment.

Requirements

Zero to two years of relevant experience.
Two- or three-year community college diploma in a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience; educational requirements may vary by geography.
Knowledge of mechanical design methods, procedures, and processes.
Knowledge of and ability to use MCAD systems.
Knowledge of SMT placement equipment, specifications, and operation.
Basic knowledge of computer programming.
Knowledge of tooling design and vendor fabrication of mechanical assemblies.
Strong math skills.
Ability to manipulate textual data, edit files, and use email with HP-UX tools.
Ability to compile data, compute quantities, determine materials needed, and prepare cost estimates.
Knowledge of quality standards.
Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of internal customers.
Knowledge of electrical, electromechanical, and pneumatic systems and their principles of operation.
Knowledge of production operations and operator responsibilities.
Ability to analyze equipment and systems, troubleshoot problems, and make appropriate repairs.
Knowledge of digital electronics and repair methodologies.
Knowledge of personal computers and Windows applications.

Responsibilities

Read and analyze schematic diagrams, circuit descriptions, bills of materials, component data, engineering change orders, and similar technical information.
Troubleshoot and repair failed products, test equipment, and fixture problems.
Inspect products and assemblies for physical, visual, and standard quality requirements.
Isolate and replace faulty components.
Set up, operate, adjust, and prove test sets and auxiliary equipment.
Perform reactive maintenance on electromechanical surface-mount assembly equipment.
Provide basic technical product data setup support for printed circuit boards, subassemblies, and related products.
Maintain records for technical product data availability, integrity, and completeness.
Schedule and perform preventative maintenance.
Maintain equipment availability, failure analysis, and maintenance records.
Maintain the equipment spare-parts database, track usage, and manage spare-parts inventory.
Help move, install, set up, and refurbish equipment.
Provide functional guidance to others performing similar work and demonstrate work methods to new employees when needed.