05 - Operations Engineering Support 2

Celestica•Fort Worth, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

This role provides technical operations engineering support in a manufacturing environment. The employee determines appropriate methods and procedures for complex assignments, exercises considerable judgment and initiative to resolve problems, and works under minimal supervision. The position may provide functional guidance to colleagues and may act as an expert in assigned areas. It involves building internal and external working relationships to exchange information and help solve problems. The role supports manufacturing equipment and product testing, including troubleshooting and repairing products, test equipment, and fixtures; inspecting products for quality; setting up and operating test equipment; and performing reactive maintenance on electromechanical surface-mount assembly equipment. With guidance from more experienced engineers, the employee also tests, debugs, analyzes failures in, modifies, and verifies new and prototype products. Additional work includes preventative maintenance, equipment and maintenance recordkeeping, spare-parts inventory management, and helping move, install, set up, and refurbish equipment. Duties are performed in a manufacturing environment and may include special trade tasks.

Requirements

Two to four 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 electrical, electromechanical, and pneumatic systems and their principles of operation.
Strong knowledge of the setup, operation, and maintenance of equipment used in manufacturing processes.
Strong knowledge of mechanical assembly and fabrication procedures.
Strong knowledge of electronic circuitry and testing and debugging procedures.
Knowledge of computer programming and ability to use applications specific to the position, such as C++.
Ability to read and interpret product specifications, schematics, and mechanical drawings.
Ability to use hand and power tools required for test assembly.
Knowledge of personal computers and Windows applications.
Excellent knowledge of quality standards.
Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of internal customers.

Responsibilities

Read and analyze schematic diagrams, circuit descriptions, bills of materials, component data, engineering change orders, product specifications, and mechanical drawings.
Troubleshoot and repair failed products, test equipment, and fixtures.
Inspect products and assemblies for physical, visual, and standard quality requirements.
Isolate and replace faulty components.
Set up, operate, adjust, and prove tests and test sets, including auxiliary equipment.
Perform reactive maintenance on electromechanical surface-mount assembly equipment.
With support and direction from experienced electrical and mechanical engineers, perform complex testing, debugging, failure analysis, circuit modification, and design verification of new and prototype products.
Assemble, test, debug, repair, and modify new product prototypes.
Schedule and perform preventative maintenance.
Maintain records for equipment availability, failure analysis, and maintenance.
Maintain the equipment spare-parts database, track parts usage, and maintain spare-parts inventory.
Help move, install, set up, and refurbish equipment.
May perform special trade tasks, such as tool and die making or electrical work.