Automation Technician I - 2nd shift

About the role

The Automation Technician has a strong working knowledge of AC induction motors, controls, sensors, pneumatics, hydraulics, mechanical systems, start-up, and troubleshooting and be able to demonstrate strong safety leadership skills and follow safe work practices. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Ability to troubleshoot robot cells and material handling robots. Demonstrate strong safety leadership skills and follow safe work practices. Work as part of a team to plan and conduct equipment repairs. Conduct routine audits and equipment inspections. Maintain open and professional line of communication with operations. Respond to unplanned/emergency work requests in a timely & effective manner. Follow safety procedures and good manufacturing practices. Ability to work independently. Additional duties as assigned. BASIC QUALIFICIATIONS High School Diploma / GED and completion of a formal trades training program or an equivalent number of years of education and maintenance experience. 2 or more years industrial maintenance experience including comprehensive knowledge in the following areas: Electricity & motor controls Controls & instrumentation PLC/software & hardware Pneumatics & Hydraulics Mechanical systems Predictive maintenance Maintenance Planning System analysis & troubleshooting