Perform duties to maintain, troubleshoot, and at times, operate equipment. Work from blueprints, electrical diagrams, and equipment and process control manuals and instructions. Verify, perform or assist with machine set-ups. Troubleshoot machine problems, including mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, PLC, and serve problems where applicable. Adjust process parameters. Adjust machine hardware, such as sensors, motion devices, and mechanical components. Verify new tooling prior to running production, which includes changing die stops where applicable. Collaborate with engineers for repair parts from central stores. Maintain tooling and spare parts storage areas in an organized manner. Run test and prototype parts as needed. This includes documentation, and any required process checks. Respond to SPC data and make determination regarding process adjustment. Analyze machine rejects; determine the nature of the problem and adjust process or machine. Provide technical assistance to skilled trades. Maintain logbooks and performance measures. Material handle. Perform work orders, PM’s, and other duties as defined. Use gauge blocks, dial indicators, micrometers, forklift truck, and hand tools. Must know how to read and understand electrical diagrams and schematics. Must have computer skills. Follow safety rules and keep work area in a clean and orderly condition. Perform other related duties as assigned. Act and perform duties in a manner that is conducive to a professional, productive and team-oriented environment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED