Maintenance Automation Technician

Overview

Creating and improving automated processes that enhance efficiency and productivity.

Responsibilities

• Installing, maintaining, and repairing automated systems in industrial settings.
• Troubleshooting problems with these systems by performing tests, replacing parts, and using standard electronic equipment.
• Logging equipment usage, parts replacement, and scheduled maintenance.
• Assisting with the installation of new robotic systems and production equipment as needed.
• Debugging and replacing pneumatic components and pick and place devices.
• Perform routine diagnostic checks on automated systems.
• Monitor automated systems.
• Isolate problems and perform repairs.
• Troubleshoot issues and determine if the problem is mechanical, electrical or from the computer systems controlling the process.
• Install, maintain, and repair automated systems in industrial settings.
• Troubleshoot problems with automated systems when they break down.
• Log equipment usage, parts replacement, and scheduled maintenance to ensure maximum functionality.
• Monitor and operate machines designed to perform tasks with minimal human intervention.
• May also be referred to as robotics technicians and control and instrumentation specialists.
• Will create, manage, and implement projects relating to OEE, Root-Cause Analysis, Time studies, retrofits, rebuilds, re-design of complex equipment mechanically as well as electrically.
• Will provide PLC troubleshooting as needed including going online with PLC’s currently running active equipment.
• Responsible for robotic systems troubleshooting and maintenance.

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