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Automation Tech II
2nd shift 2:42pm-11:12pm Automation Dept $22-$25/hr + $1.00 Shift Differential POSITION SUMMARY:
Automation Technician II will work as part of a team to support automation installation, setup, repair, and maintenance in a fast-paced injection-molding environment. The role involves understanding the operation, repair, and maintenance of robotics, secondary automated operations, and support equipment. FUNCTIONS: Install new or existing automation equipment to cells or standalone operations, ensuring smooth operation according to engineering and management requirements. Use moving and leveling equipment for large automation installations. Follow instructions from senior automation personnel for setup, changeover, and maintenance. Understand setup and operation of robotics, automation cells, and standalone equipment. Perform equipment changeovers for multiple product lines, following verbal and written instructions. Apply troubleshooting and repair skills, including electrical and electronic diagnostics using multi-meters, electrical testing devices, and thermal testing equipment. Understand PLC inputs, outputs, and logic (sourcing and sinking), with a basic knowledge of vision systems. Recognize personal skill limits and seek assistance from Technician III when needed. Fabricate guards and chutes using Lexan, and operate hand tools, saws, milling machines, lathes, and grinders. Perform mechanical repairs, modifications, and revisions following senior personnel instructions. Understand vibratory action of parts and set up vibratory bowls properly. Conduct planned maintenance, including lubrication and oiling as required. Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent preferred. 1-2 years of demonstrated experience in repairing and maintaining computer-controlled systems and robotics. Knowledge of electronics, mechanics, and components.
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2nd shift 2:42pm-11:12pm Automation Dept $22-$25/hr + $1.00 Shift Differential POSITION SUMMARY:
Automation Technician II will work as part of a team to support automation installation, setup, repair, and maintenance in a fast-paced injection-molding environment. The role involves understanding the operation, repair, and maintenance of robotics, secondary automated operations, and support equipment. FUNCTIONS: Install new or existing automation equipment to cells or standalone operations, ensuring smooth operation according to engineering and management requirements. Use moving and leveling equipment for large automation installations. Follow instructions from senior automation personnel for setup, changeover, and maintenance. Understand setup and operation of robotics, automation cells, and standalone equipment. Perform equipment changeovers for multiple product lines, following verbal and written instructions. Apply troubleshooting and repair skills, including electrical and electronic diagnostics using multi-meters, electrical testing devices, and thermal testing equipment. Understand PLC inputs, outputs, and logic (sourcing and sinking), with a basic knowledge of vision systems. Recognize personal skill limits and seek assistance from Technician III when needed. Fabricate guards and chutes using Lexan, and operate hand tools, saws, milling machines, lathes, and grinders. Perform mechanical repairs, modifications, and revisions following senior personnel instructions. Understand vibratory action of parts and set up vibratory bowls properly. Conduct planned maintenance, including lubrication and oiling as required. Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent preferred. 1-2 years of demonstrated experience in repairing and maintaining computer-controlled systems and robotics. Knowledge of electronics, mechanics, and components.
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