Robot Setup Operator 1st Shift

Bruno Independent Living Aids, Inc.•Oconomowoc, WI

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Robot Setup Operator performs robotic machine operations, reads blueprints, and conducts basic inspections of finished parts. The role also performs GMAW welding on a diversified range of standard weldments using American Welding Society welding symbols. The position works in a modern production facility with heat and air conditioning and may assume setup and operation of a robotic welding cell as production needs require or when trained staff are absent.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred.
General knowledge of blueprint reading and weld symbols, work instructions, measuring tools, and metal finishing tools preferred.
Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to complete standardized written documentation and correspondence.
Ability to communicate professionally in one-on-one and small-group situations.
Ability to perform basic electronic tasks using computer software and Microsoft Office.
Ability to stand for up to 100% of the time; reach at or above shoulder level occasionally; and occasionally climb or stand on an elevated step or ladder.
Ability to use hands and fingers to manipulate tools and products, and to maneuver, stand, sit, bend, stoop, squat, kneel, reach, and twist while performing job duties.
Ability to lift up to 30 pounds regularly, 30 to 50 pounds intermittently, and 50 to 70 pounds occasionally with assistance.
Ability to operate equipment up to 15 feet in the air to retrieve products or tools.
Ability to use electrical and manual hand tools, including hand grinders, air tools, and other fabrication tools.

Nice To Haves

Robotic programming experience.

Responsibilities

Identify and obtain welding fixtures specified by the work order or job traveler, and mount them in the robot cell.
Call up the corresponding welding program and run the first piece to confirm conformance.
Edit programs and make machine adjustments as necessary.
Train robotic cell operators in accordance with Training Within Industry (TWI) standard work practices.
Perform minor welding functions, including tie-ins, non-accessible welds, and secondary welding outside the fixtures.
Prioritize daily work for operators and load sets of parts for jobs.
Move jobs to the next operation after final inspection.
Set up and operate the robotic welding cell as production needs require or when trained staff are absent.
Use a computer to enter production data and print identification tags for parts.
Communicate machine downtime, shortages, scrap, and delays to the team captain in real time.
Perform robotic machine operations, read blueprints, and inspect finished parts.
Perform GMAW welding on standard weldments using American Welding Society welding symbols.