Manufacturing Maintenance Technician - 3rd Shift
Known for our innovative components, Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America manufactures autonomous-ready infotainment and ADAS solutions, premium audio systems, high-definition displays, and powertrain electronics for standard, electric, and hybrid vehicles. Since 1979 we have served the major automotive, heavy-duty truck, and coach manufacturers across the US, and continue to grow each year! Be a part of a select team that is making a real impact on the automotive mobility of tomorrow!
Summary
Machine Technicians work as a team to repair, maintain, and adjust assigned production machinery and equipment, keeping them functional and in safe working order to support daily production operations.
Responsibilities
- Adjust, repair, changeover, start-up machines as needed to ensure quality of parts and required efficiencies.
- Troubleshoot all electrical machine issues, including AC/DC theory, motors, relay logic, wiring, use of multi-meter, various components and associated wiring.
- Understand and use common PLC commands. GOT editing and creation. Understand and troubleshoot Melsecnet and cc-link issues. In depth troubleshooting of servo issues including tuning using GX Works2, MR Configurator. Utilize common functions such as Origin, Sequencing, Addressing and associated registers and I/O.
- Troubleshoot all mechanical issues, including all hand and machine shop tools and GD&T. Disassemble, repair and re-assemble specialized equipment such as Stripping Units. Understand and troubleshoot ball screws including rigidity and backlash. Utilize understanding of alignment issues and 6 degrees of freedom.
- Repair robots including motors, bearings, ball screws, harmonic drives, re-origin.
- Perform record-keeping duties to document maintenance schedules, work orders, purchases and inventories.
- Place purchase orders as necessary to maintain and improve machine condition.
- Utilize detailed machine and assembly drawings, and A3 (8-step) method for troubleshooting root cause on difficult issues.
- Lead or participate in effective teamwork for troubleshooting difficult issues.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED
- Minimum of 2-3 years high-speed manufacturing environment.
- Skilled proficiency in machine maintenance and diagnostic/troubleshooting.
- Knowledge of Programmable Logic Control (PLC)
- Solid understanding of safety precautions such as Lock-out/Tag-out, Arc Flash protection, welding, and personal protective equipment.
- Ability to troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and other machinery.
- Computer literate.
- Associates degree or additional training in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering helpful.
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