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Industrial Maintenance Technician - 3rd shift

LFP Associates

Columbus, OH

$27.78 - $30.28/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

Industrial Maintenance Technician - 3rd Shift

EOE - We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Description

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN II - 3RD SHIFT

PAY: $30.28 PER HOUR

VISA SPONSORSHIP: NO

RELOCATION ASSISTANCE: NO

REMOTE: NO

Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, being challenged, and learning new skills? If so, our client is offering a great opportunity for you to grow your mechanical aptitude into a very rewarding career as a Maintenance Technician!

About our client:

Our client is a full-service, tier-one automotive supplier, specializing in the design and production of lighting equipment, accessories, and electronic components. Their Ohio facility houses lighting and mold design, construction, production engineering, and dedicated associates in our Quality, Assembly, Sales, and Customer Service departments. At Stanley, we blaze our own trail to a brilliant future by daring to outshine light.

HOW YOU WILL OUTSHINE:

  • Demonstrating solid organization skills
  • Being attentive to every detail
  • Exercising critical thinking
  • Solving problems
  • Working well independently and with a team

WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING:

  • Supporting manufacturing by participating in PDCA countermeasure activity, working on task board items, ensuring maintenance area cleanliness meets expectations, and completing all assigned PMs.
  • Identifying and repairing problems and implementing countermeasures based on requests from senior technicians and management and documenting in the work order tracking system.
  • Assisting senior technicians & engineers with their team projects and participating in daily maintenance/repair duties to ensure machine reliability.

HOW YOU WILL QUALIFY:

  • 2 Years OJT in maintenance or engineering fields (minimum)
  • 2 Year or 4 Year degree in a technical field (in lieu of OJT experience)
  • Basic or entry level Industrial Maintenance knowledge.
  • Knowledge of AC/DC electronic power controls and safety circuits and integrated circuit schematic and tracing.
  • Demonstrated Knowledge of Electrical, Mechanical, Robotics. Pneumatics, PLC and Robot Systems.
  • Ability to identify and repair technical problems relating to equipment operation using visual, mechanical & electrical tools (Drills. Minor Fabrication, Multimeters, Power Supplies, Robot teach pendants. etc.)
  • Ability to interact with line associates to understand problems and communicate the required resources needed to complete the task at hand.
  • Hand/robotic soldering experience.
  • Lean Manufacturing Training.

These qualifications are preferred but not necessary for you to get started:

  • Electrical & Mechanical circuit diagram/Bill of Material experience.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

  • Manufacturing Environment 8 hours per day
  • Ability to lift 40 lbs.

HAZARDS:

  • Equipment, electric shock, conveyors and chemicals
  • Approximately 4 hours per day bending