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Location: Onsite
Status Type: Full Time
Shift: 3nd Shift (M-F 10:00PM-6:30AM EST)
QUALIFICATIONS
Required:
- High School Diploma or GED and technical certificate
- 6+ years’ experience in automated assembly including mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic components
Preferred:
- Proven experience with SAP or other similar electronic systems
Skills & Competencies:
- Ability to troubleshoot mechanical and electrical equipment
- Ability to troubleshoot industrial controls (PLC, servo drive, HMI), pneumatics, and robotics
- Ability to troubleshoot vision systems
- Advanced ability to apply judgment to perform more difficult work where only general methods are available
- Ability to read and understand electrical and pneumatic drawings and schematics
- Ability to independently adapt to changing priorities and resolve non-routine challenges
- Quickly adapts to a diverse array of changing needs, conditions, priorities, or opportunities
- Strong ability to achieve productivity goals and targets to meet department goals with little to no guidance
- Ability to follow defined procedures, proactively respond and problem solve
- Demonstrates the ability to provide technical guidance and positively influence departmental outcomes
- Strong ability to stay focused on tasks, apply learned skills/training on the job, understand job responsibilities organize, compare, interpret data, analyze problems, and troubleshoot solutions with minimal guidance
- Work to acquire and develop new skills
- Understand current state and dynamics impacting work
- Exceptional ability to collaborate and maintain cooperative work relationships
- Foster teamwork, collaboration, and positively influencing others
- Maintains professionalism, discretion, and effective communication when addressing sensitive issues
- Engages co-workers with the Enable Values in mind
- Demonstrates professionalism, respect, and consideration for others in workplace interactions
- Time management skills, the ability to use your time effectively or productively, at work
- Achieves department objectives with minimal supervision and independently prioritizes work
Physical Requirements:
- Must be able to remain in a stationary position for extended periods of time
- Ability to frequently bend, kneel, crouch, and reach (including overhead) to access, set up, and troubleshoot equipment
- Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination sufficient to use hand tools, precision instruments, and small components during equipment setup, troubleshooting, and repair
- Ability to lift, carry, and/or move up to 50 lbs. unassisted (parts, tooling, and equipment components)
- Near vision and color vision sufficient to troubleshoot vision systems, read technical documentation and schematics, and identify component defects
- Ability to wear required clean room gowning and personal protective equipment (PPE) for the duration of a shift
- Ability to work in close proximity to automated, robotic, and pneumatic equipment, following all lockout/tagout and equipment safety protocols
- Ability to work in a controlled clean room environment (temperature, humidity, and restricted personal items)
- Tolerance for moderate equipment noise, with use of hearing protection as required
- Ability to work flexible hours and shifts
- Position requires being physically present on the premises during regular company hours or as approved by management
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Ensures equipment is set up and operates in a safe manner
- Ensures that equipment is maintained in line with cGMP and 5S standards
- Complies with all PPE requirements and coaches and supports all employees’ adherence
- Communicate and coordinate production/automation issues with next shift automation
- Responsible for communicating daily assembly issues to direct Supervisor
- Escalates and documents any malfunctions or abnormalities per company guidelines
- Postproduction to enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and update logs as required
- Provides input to engineering staff on areas for machine improvements
- Communicates technical information to Automation Technicians, Maintenance Technicians, Manufacturing Engineers, and Quality Team
- Performs a variety of diagnostic troubleshooting activities on assembly automation equipment
- Makes mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, or hydraulic repairs to assembly automation equipment
- Independently performs equipment failure analysis, repairs, and scheduled preventative maintenance on robotic and automated equipment
- Identifies root causes of recurring equipment issues and recommends corrective actions
- Utilize industrial controls software to troubleshoot automation equipment
- Sets up assembly lines and assists in operating production runs
- Assists in installing new automated equipment and in moving equipment to new locations
- Keep accurate and compliant reports of all activities performed on each piece of equipment
- Provides occasional coverage and performs the duties of a Manufacturing Assembly Technician
- Other responsibilities may be assigned from time to time as needed, based on the evolution of the company and the requirements of the department/position
- Maintains spare parts inventory
- Participates in Shift-to-shift hand-off and review of production performance utilizing dashboard(s)
- Enhances team efficiency by training and directing the training of less experienced personnel as designated by the direct Supervisor
- Ensures that documentation practices are in compliance with cGMP requirements
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