Technical Maintenance Artisan

Responsibilities:

• Conducts intermediate to high-level diagnostic and preventative upkeep. This involves:
• Observing equipment to determine issue sources
• Taking apart devices to access faulty components
• Inspects replacements for defects
• Adjusting parts and control instruments
• Replacing or repairing damaged components
• Testing devices post-repair for performance accuracy
• Handling electrical circuitry and mechanical systems evaluations
• Reconditioning and restoring machine tools

• Sources necessary parts, supplies, and repair items meticulously.
• Executes maintenance tasks independently adhering to industry norms.
• Operates multiple machinery types like lathes, drill presses, and grinders; includes occasional welding duties.
• Practices strict adherence to 5S and cleanliness standards.
• Initiates and engages in Continuous Improvement (CI) activities focusing on process enhancement, outcomes, and cost reduction.
• Documents and examines Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) records.
• Solves software/hardware and setup problems within control systems.
• Leverages predictive maintenance technologies for gathering machinery performance data.
• Guides junior technicians and leads minor team projects; takes on advanced tasks for educational growth.
• Partakes in both practical and independent technical learning programs for career advancement.
• Adheres to all safety policies, guidelines, and expert instructions, always ensuring situational safety and awareness.

Required Expertise:

• High School diploma or GED equivalent.
• Technical Associate degree with minimum three years’ relevant industry experience or equivalent five years’ experience in a similar field, or completion of ATS Technician Progression Program.
• Competent in electrical, mechanical, fluid dynamics, and control systems with problem-solving and repair proficiency.
• Proficient in basic hand and specialized tool application.
• Potential travel requirements.

Working Conditions:

• Position requires regular standing, walking, manual dexterity, reaching, climbing, and operating at heights requiring ladders or lifts.
• Activities may include stooping, kneeling, crouching in limited spaces, and the need to communicate effectively.
• Occasional seated tasks, occasional lifting above 50 pounds.
• Requires keen close and color vision.
• Intermittent exposure to outdoor environments and electrical hazards.
• Functioning within a highly loud and hazardous factory setting with potential for greasy or slippery surfaces.

• Proficiency in:
• Repairing heavy machinery
• Handling electrical and mechanical troubleshooting