Technical Operations Specialist - Off Shift

• Technical degree / Four Year Apprenticeship required or equivalent experience.  One of the following:

  Electrical Journeyman’s license

  Mechanical Journeyman’s license
  • Tool and Die, Machine Repair

  8 + years as maintenance technician / electrician technician

• Familiarity with high volume automotive manufacturing processes
• Knowledge of advanced mechanical / electrical concepts
• Knowledge of maintenance and construction standards and codes, and applicable laws and regulations
• High level of interpersonal skills to work effectively with others
• General knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems to include: basic electricity and electronics, controls and instrumentation, programmable logic control (PLC), robotics, mechanical drives and power transmission systems, fluid power and pneumatics
• Working knowledge of general maintenance principles, blueprint reading/schematics and welding
• Hands on mechanical and electrical capability, grasping complex systems easily, along with the ability to multitask in a highly flexible environment
• Strong oral and written communication skills for effective communication
• Strong problem solving and analytical skills to resolve unusual and difficult problems
• Strong interpersonal skills to work well with others; ability to train others
• Must be able to work off shift (2nd or 3rd shift)

• Strong knowledge of Allen Bradley ControlLogix/CompactLogix and Siemens HMI
• Knowledge to read / edit PLC programs
• Practical knowledge of associated process equipment operations, sequencing, error-proofing and diagnostic capabilities
• Knowledge of and ability to effectively use computer software as it pertains to maintenance needs
• Fanuc robotics programming and maintenance
• Welding MIG, TIG, brazing, ARC a plus but not required

This role is intended for a strong manufacturing engineering individual contributor.

• Level 6 candidates will typically demonstrate solid independent execution, process ownership, and the ability to resolve a wide range of standard and moderately complex manufacturing issues.

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