Vacuum Equipment Maintenance Technician- 3rd Shift

Honeywell Aerospace•Minneapolis, MN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Vacuum Equipment Maintenance Technician maintains, repairs, troubleshoots, and adjusts vacuum production equipment and systems. The role involves testing, replacing, repairing, or modifying electronics and vacuum systems, and performing work in a cleanroom environment. The technician uses appropriate instruments and gauges, may realign or set up equipment and replace tools or parts to meet production requirements, and may perform incidental supporting work, including work with thermo-chambers. The position is on the third shift, Sunday through Thursday, 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Training may take place on a different shift. Overtime beyond mandated overtime is not included in the schedule information. The listed hourly range is $47.59, excluding any applicable shift differential. Candidates must meet U.S. Person requirements under applicable export control laws: be a U.S. citizen, a U.S. permanent resident, have protected status in the U.S. under asylum or refugee status, or have the ability to obtain export authorization.

Requirements

Two-year electronics degree.
Ability to obtain a Vacuum Maintenance Certificate after hiring.
Ability to obtain a Vacuum Maintenance Technician Certificate.
Must satisfy the stated U.S. Person/export authorization requirement.

Nice To Haves

Vacuum Maintenance Technician Certificate.

Responsibilities

Maintain, repair, troubleshoot, and adjust vacuum production equipment and systems by testing, replacing, repairing, or modifying electronics or vacuum systems in a cleanroom.
Use instruments and gauges to perform repairs and adjustments; realign or set up equipment and replace tools or parts as needed to meet production requirements.
Check and adjust pressure, alignment, tension, spacing, physical dimensions, outputs, and adjustable parameters, and record non-adjustable parameters.
Use manual and automated mechanical, electrical, optical, and high-vacuum measurement equipment.
Calculate raw data and adjust or calibrate components and assemblies to meet final specifications.
Check faulty assemblies using mechanical, electrical, vacuum, and pressure equipment; analyze findings, diagnose defects, determine repair methods, and disassemble, repair, readjust, and reassemble equipment.
Meet with the supervisor to plan work schedules and discuss potential issues related to schedules, quality, or employee performance.
Communicate with off-shift personnel, Group Leaders, and Supervisors in other departments as needed.
May assist or instruct other Vacuum Maintenance Technicians or employees at lower labor grades.
Work with Engineering, Vacuum Lab personnel, and other functional areas to resolve issues involving parts, supplies, equipment, or processes.
Participate in safety and continuous-improvement activities, including BOP, 5S, Kaizen, Tiered Accountability Process, Standard Work, RPS, BIQ, TPM, Coaching, and Knowledge Sharing.