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GABLETEK

GM GRS Certified Robot Technician

Troy, MI · On-site

Troubleshoot FANUC robots and restore systems to operational status * Return robots to "home" position and recover from faults efficiently * Perform intermediate robot programming and modifications

General Motors

Vision/Robot Engineer

Warren, MI

$90K - $139K/yr

Proficiency in Fanuc robot programming (TP, KAREL, handling tools, vision guidance). * Experience with Cognex In-Sight and VisionPro setup, troubleshooting, and scripting. * Experience with Matrox ...

General Motors

Vision/Robot Engineer

Warren, MI · On-site

$90K - $139K/yr

Proficiency in Fanuc robot programming (TP, KAREL, handling tools, vision guidance). * Experience with Cognex In-Sight and VisionPro setup, troubleshooting, and scripting. * Experience with Matrox ...

GABLETEK

GM GRS Certified Robot Technician

Troy, MI · On-site

Troubleshoot FANUC robots and restore systems to operational status * Return robots to "home" position and recover from faults efficiently * Perform intermediate robot programming and modifications

Lancesoft

Robot Engineer

Brookville, OH · On-site

$45 - $52/hr

FANUC * GRS standard from General Motors * iRVision * We are looking for a Robot Engineer/Programmer for a project in Brookville, OH. * Strong with FANUC robots and have prior experience working with ...

Optimal Inc.

Robotics System Developer

Warren, MI · On-site

Program and optimize robot motion for fastening tasks on dynamic targets. * Integrate FANUC cobots ... Experience with KAREL programming is a plus. Experience with vision-guided robotics, real-time ...

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How much do fanuc robot programming jobs pay per hour?

As of May 30, 2026, the average hourly pay for fanuc robot programming in the United States is $36.88, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $30.53 and $43.27 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Fanuc Robot Programming job?

A Fanuc Robot Programming job involves designing, implementing, and troubleshooting robotic automation systems using Fanuc robots. Programmers create, optimize, and modify robotic programs to improve efficiency, accuracy, and safety in manufacturing or industrial processes. They work with PLCs, vision systems, and various robotic tools to ensure seamless operation. The role often requires knowledge of Fanuc's proprietary programming language, such as TP or Karel, and experience in robotic integration.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Fanuc Robot Programming position, and why are they important?

To thrive in Fanuc Robot Programming, you need strong skills in robotics, PLC programming, and industrial automation, often supported by an engineering degree or equivalent experience. Familiarity with Fanuc software (such as ROBOGUIDE), teach pendants, and certifications like Fanuc certified robot programmer are valuable assets. Effective problem-solving, attention to detail, and collaboration enhance performance in fast-paced manufacturing environments. These skills ensure safe, efficient, and reliable robotic integration, supporting productivity and minimizing downtime.

What does a typical day look like for someone programming Fanuc robots?

A typical day as a Fanuc Robot Programmer involves developing, testing, and troubleshooting robotic programs used for tasks like welding, assembly, or material handling. You’ll likely work hands-on in a manufacturing environment, collaborating closely with engineers, technicians, and production staff to optimize robot performance and resolve any issues that arise. Some days may involve writing or updating code at a computer, while others require working directly with robots on the shop floor. The role is dynamic and can involve adjusting to new projects or urgent maintenance needs, fostering continual learning and engagement with advanced technology.
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GM GRS Certified Robot Technician

GABLETEK

Troy, MI • On-site

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago

Job description

GM GRS Certified Robot Technician - FANUC (Automotive Manufacturing)
Position Overview
We are seeking a GM GRS Certified Robot Technician with strong FANUC robotic welding experience to support automated production cells within a high-volume automotive manufacturing facility.
This role focuses on production support, troubleshooting, recovery, and optimization of robotic welding systems. Candidates will not be required to program robots from scratch but must be highly capable of restoring robots to home position, minimizing downtime, and implementing best practices across robotic applications.Key Responsibilities
  • Maintain and support multiple automated robotic welding cells
  • Troubleshoot FANUC robots and restore systems to operational status
  • Return robots to "home" position and recover from faults efficiently
  • Perform intermediate robot programming and modifications
  • Conduct TCP verification and position touch-ups
  • Perform I/O simulation and communication setup (Remote I/O, Ethernet, DeviceNet)
  • Execute basic offline programming using RoboGuide / RobotStudio
  • Troubleshoot resistance, projection, drawn arc, and GMAW (MIG) welding systems
  • Perform weld fixture adjustments, minor shim moves, and process corrections
  • Troubleshoot and repair:
    • Wiring harnesses
    • Drive systems
    • Relays & boards
    • Motors
    • Electrical panels & breakers
  • Read and interpret electrical schematics and prints
  • Support hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems
  • Enter weld cells safely and work around high-speed automated equipment
  • Communicate shift updates and relay critical information to supervisors
  • Follow all GM and plant safety protocols
Technical Requirements
Required:
  • 3+ years of FANUC robot troubleshooting experience
  • Strong robotic welding troubleshooting background
  • Ability to modify robot programs (not entry-level)
  • Knowledge of:
    • Electronics & electrical circuitry
    • Hydraulics & pneumatics
    • PLC-controlled automated systems
    • Remote I/O, Ethernet, DeviceNet communication
  • Ability to troubleshoot resistance and MIG welding systems
  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
  • Excellent verbal communication skills
Highly Preferred:
  • GM Experience
  • GM GRS Certification (with documented proof)
  • GM MPS Certification (with documented proof)
  • Mechatronics certificate or Journeyperson card
  • Associate's Degree in Mechatronics / Controls / Maintenance
  • Industrial Maintenance / Machine Repair / Electrician background
  • Bin Picking experience
Behavioral Expectations
  • High accountability and ownership of work
  • Self-motivated and able to prioritize independently
  • Works with urgency to minimize downtime
  • Adaptable and positive toward change
  • Strong conflict resolution and communication skills
  • Maintains integrity and professionalism
  • Reliable attendance and schedule adherence
Work Environment
  • Frequent exposure to:
    • Noise, sparks, smoke, fumes, dirt, and heat
    • Oil, grease, dust, vibration
    • High and low voltage components
  • Regular walking, bending, twisting, and lifting
  • Working inside weld cells around high-speed heavy equipment
  • Exposure to Arc Flash hazards when working in electrical cabinets
  • Required PPE:
    • Eye protection
    • Hearing protection
    • Cut-resistant arm guards

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