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About the job Maintenance Repair Technician (CNC) 2nd Shift
Your responsibilities:
Disassemble machines to identify issues, repair or replace faulty electrical or mechanical parts, and reassemble equipment while following all safety protocols. Have a general understanding of PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) operations. Calibrate machinery to meet required standards and verify performance. Analyze machine cycles to identify malfunctions and perform repairs using both mechanical and electrical knowledge. Conduct electrical system testing to ensure proper function. Interpret complex schematics, manuals, and testing guides to carry out repairs. Diagnose and repair faults on printed circuit boards. Take on related mechanical or electrical tasks as assigned. Notify supervisors of any unusual issues or observations. Apply sound judgment to follow procedures and make informed decisions. Basic Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution. At least three (3) years of hands-on industrial maintenance experience or completion of a journeyman program in electrical/mechanical work. Ability to read and interpret ladder logic, motor control schematics, and mechanical blueprints. Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without employer sponsorship. Preferred Qualifications:
Experience maintaining CNC machinery. Background in both machining and electrical systems. Associate degree in electronics with mechanical skills or equivalent military training. Familiarity with hydraulic systems.
Benefits:
1.- Compensation = $34 USD per hour (may increase based on experience)
2.- Relocation Assistance
3.- Full Benefits
Your responsibilities:
Disassemble machines to identify issues, repair or replace faulty electrical or mechanical parts, and reassemble equipment while following all safety protocols. Have a general understanding of PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) operations. Calibrate machinery to meet required standards and verify performance. Analyze machine cycles to identify malfunctions and perform repairs using both mechanical and electrical knowledge. Conduct electrical system testing to ensure proper function. Interpret complex schematics, manuals, and testing guides to carry out repairs. Diagnose and repair faults on printed circuit boards. Take on related mechanical or electrical tasks as assigned. Notify supervisors of any unusual issues or observations. Apply sound judgment to follow procedures and make informed decisions. Basic Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution. At least three (3) years of hands-on industrial maintenance experience or completion of a journeyman program in electrical/mechanical work. Ability to read and interpret ladder logic, motor control schematics, and mechanical blueprints. Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without employer sponsorship. Preferred Qualifications:
Experience maintaining CNC machinery. Background in both machining and electrical systems. Associate degree in electronics with mechanical skills or equivalent military training. Familiarity with hydraulic systems.
Benefits:
1.- Compensation = $34 USD per hour (may increase based on experience)
2.- Relocation Assistance
3.- Full Benefits