Pharmacy Maintenance Technician

McKesson•Orlando, FL

13d•Onsite

About The Position

McKesson is seeking a Pharmacy Maintenance Technician to perform general maintenance, troubleshooting, and operational upkeep for all facility equipment, including pharmacy automation systems, office equipment, and computer systems. This role will also support light construction, electrical projects, and facility infrastructure improvements. The technician will coordinate with outside contractors and vendors on facilities and equipment repairs, and develop and maintain an overall preventive maintenance schedule. Responsibilities include lubricating, oiling, and cleaning devices as specified in their maintenance manuals. The role involves electrical troubleshooting and repair, including measuring voltage and current, troubleshooting circuits across various AC and DC systems, reading electrical schematics, and working with control circuits. Mechanical troubleshooting and repair includes aligning bearings, shafts, and drives, adjusting belts and chains, identifying and replacing worn parts, and working with pneumatic circuits. Computer and network systems troubleshooting involves analyzing and replacing cards and chips, troubleshooting network systems, cabling, and I/O devices, configuring and troubleshooting Windows computers, and setting up and analyzing serial communications. The position also focuses on continuous improvement and promoting McKesson’s I2CARE principles: Integrity, Inclusion, Customer-First, Accountability, Respect, Excellence, and effective communication at all levels.

Requirements

Any experience with conveyer systems, sorters or robotics is a significant advantage.
Previous warehouse maintenance experience is a huge plus.
Typically, minimum 0-2 years of relevant experience.
May have degree or equivalent.
Must be authorized to work in the US unrestricted.
Able to work the day shift (9am to 5pm) for first 2 weeks to complete on-boarding.

Responsibilities

Perform general maintenance, troubleshooting, and operational upkeep for all facility equipment, including pharmacy automation systems, office equipment, and computer systems.
Support light construction, electrical projects, and facility infrastructure improvements.
Coordinate with outside contractors and vendors on facilities and equipment repairs.
Develop and maintain an overall preventive maintenance schedule based on the requirements of each device.
Lubricate, oil, and clean devices as specified in their maintenance manuals.
Measure voltage and current accurately and safely; use data to troubleshoot circuits across 460V, 220V, 120V AC and 24V DC systems.
Read electrical schematics and evaluate equipment operations based on those schematics.
Read ladder logic, download/upload PLC programs, and troubleshoot PLC functions.
Work with control circuits using photo eyes, solenoid valves, limit switches, indicating lights, and safety switches.
Troubleshoot motor starting circuits and power distribution circuits.
Align bearings, shafts, and drives; adjust tension of belts and chains.
Identify worn or damaged parts and replace them.
Work with pneumatic circuits involving cylinders and solenoid valves.
Maintain printers and peripheral mechanical devices.
Analyze cards and chips and replace them if necessary.
Troubleshoot network (Ethernet) systems, cabling, and I/O devices.
Configure and troubleshoot Windows computers.
Set up and analyze RS232/RS422 communications between computers and peripheral devices.
Improve quality and efficiency on the production floor.
Understand and promote McKesson’s I2CARE principles: Integrity, Inclusion, Customer-First, Accountability, Respect, Excellence.
Communicate effectively at all levels within the organization.