Robotic System Test Technician

Delkor Systems•St. Paul, MN

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Robotic System Test Technician is responsible for performing machine assembly, testing, and troubleshooting of robotic packaging systems. This role involves ensuring machines meet quality and efficiency standards, collaborating with various departments, and maintaining a safe and organized work environment. The technician will work with SolidWorks models, troubleshoot mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical issues, and assist with crating and shipment of machinery. This position requires a strong understanding of packaging machinery, technical skills in electrical and mechanical systems, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.

Requirements

Two-year Automated Packaging degree or equivalent experience.
Minimum of two years in packaging machinery assembly with experience as a Service Technician, or equivalent.
Minimum of two years of experience in checking out Delkor equipment and a demonstrated knowledge of a full range of Delkor Equipment.
Able to use standard computer programs for work processing including SyteLine, Web client, Solid works, Synchrono, & Microsoft Office products.
Must have successfully completed the in house electrical training course.
Familiar with Program Logic Controller (PLC) and RS Logics Series 5000.
Experience in using various types of pneumatic and electrical tools, grinders, band saw, sanders, lifting and moving devices, saws and drills including an assortment of hand tools.
Ability to read, understand, and analyze machine drawings.
Able to train other people.
Able to adapt to a fast-paced environment.
Communicates clearly and effectively (verbally and/or non-verbally) to individuals and groups, internally and externally, to exchange ideas and convey detailed information accurately.
Works well with a variety of people and personalities, and with other Delkor departments.
Works collaboratively, as a team member, to suggest ideas and resolve issues in a positive manner.
Self-motivated and able to work independently and accurately with minimal supervision.
Able to maintain a positive workplace environment, even when encountering challenging situations.
Able to problem solve and take direction regarding routine activities and problem resolution.
Stand and walk for a majority of the day.
Speak and hear to give and receive detailed information through verbal communication in person or using the telephone; exchange ideas and convey detailed information accurately to co-workers, managers, vendors and others inside and outside the company.
Apply physical mobility (reaching, bending, climbing, crawling, kneeling, arm and leg extension) to perform all assembly production activities.
Possess extensive arm and hand mobility and strength to lift, hold, reach, carry, push and pull parts.
Able to move parts, tools, equipment and materials in and out of vehicles.
Lift 40 pounds regularly; occasionally lift up to 75 pounds with assistance.
See and judge distances and space relationships to successfully complete detailed activities to find tolerances, including reading written plans and other documents.
Must be familiar with proper rigging techniques.
Use of general office equipment such as computer, printer, telephone, copiers, e-mail, and other such equipment.

Nice To Haves

Medium specialization on specific types of equipment.

Responsibilities

Follow established safety protocols and procedures, providing continuous improvement ideas for safety.
Wear Personal Protective Equipment and properly use other safety equipment when required.
Correct safety discrepancies and report any machine or plant safety concerns to the Production Lead.
Ensure work areas remain well organized and free of clutter, maintaining 5S and workplace organization standards.
Meet established quality standards and follow quality procedures, providing continuous improvement ideas for quality.
Correct quality discrepancies and report any quality concerns to the Production Lead.
Ensure all Quality Checklists are properly completed.
Perform machine assembly when needed.
Confirm all information and testing materials, including product, are ready for the checkout team when checkout is scheduled to start.
Navigate SolidWorks models and drawings to determine problem(s) and clarify the build process.
Complete a Production Concerns request when discrepancies are discovered.
Complete an Engineering Change Request (ECR) for machine continuous improvement ideas.
Follow build book, change orders, ECNs and other documented requirements when checking out machines.
Integrate general knowledge of third-party equipment with Delkor equipment.
Troubleshoot mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical issues on machines in production.
Ensure all ECNs have been installed on the machines and the ECN log has been properly updated.
Work with the Production Manager and Lead for final hand off of machinery from assembly to checkout.
Work with Engineering, Production Leads and Managers and others to solve problems.
Assist with crating and shipment of machines.
Perform all checkout and equipment testing functions on projects and several machines, including formers, closers and loaders.
Properly return stock parts on machine build/machine checkout.
Operate the forklift on the assembly floor (if certified).
Understand parts shortages and priorities and communicate shortages as appropriate.
Assist with the development of checkout procedures and standard time requirements.
Perform other tasks or duties as assigned.