Machine Control Technician II- 2nd Shift

Gleason Corporation; City of Rochester (NY); Vor Ort; USD 70.000 - 95.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Shift differential 8%

Travel opportunities

Zusammenfassung

Gleason Corporation is seeking a Machine Control Technician for the 2nd shift (2:30pm–11:00pm). The role includes startup, qualification, and service of advanced machine tools with emphasis on electro-mechanical systems and safety.

You will document findings, communicate status to supervision, and may travel domestically and internationally for service projects. Qualified candidates will have an Associate degree in a relevant field or 5 years of related experience, and proficiency with CAD

Qualifikationen

• Associates Degree (A.S) in electrical, mechanical, electromechanical engineering/tech or equivalent OR 5 years experience in machine tool troubleshooting, repair and/or maintenance function
• Experience in setting up, troubleshooting, repairing and replacing electrical subsystems including CNC drives/amplifiers, servomotors, PLCs, encoders and safety devices
• Proficient in reading blueprints/schematics for hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and mechanical systems typical of CNC machine tools

Aufgaben

• Perform start-up procedures and qualification of machine tools in a manufacturing environment
• Troubleshoot, repair, and installation of electro-mechanical systems and subsystems
• Document qualification steps, findings, and repairs clearly for supervision
• Interact with customers, shop floor personnel, supervisors, and engineering teams
• Travel domestically and internationally for service projects or machine installations as needed

Kenntnisse

MS Excel

MS Word

Outlook

Blueprint/Schematic reading

High Voltage safety

Electrical/electro-mechanical repair

Ausbildung

Associate degree in electrical/mechanical/electromechanical engineering

Tools

Concur

SAP quality system tools

Jobbeschreibung

Shift- 2nd Shift 2:30pm to 11pm

Shift Differential- 8%

The Machine Control Technician performs technical start up procedures and qualification of machine tools in a manufacturing environment including machine tool troubleshooting, repair, and installation of electro-mechanical systems, subsystems and components. You’ll be required to professionally interact with customer personnel, shop floor colleagues, supervisors, engineering teams and machine operators. Effectively communicate to support staff at Gleason including service team members, supervision, and engineering to gather and provide technical information. Professionally and thoroughly document qualification steps, findings, and/or repairs implemented. Actively communicate status and planned next actions to supervision, keeping them informed of qualification status.

You may be required to travel domestically and internationally deploying for service projects and/or machine installations if business needs arise.

Required Skills:

• Basic Computer skills including use of Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook. Ability to use Concur web-based online expense reporting system to reconcile expense bills in accordance with corporate expense policy. Ability to use SAP quality system tools (ITL’s and OSAR’s) to report machine issues during the commissioning of machine tools
• Detailed working knowledge of blueprint and schematic reading for hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and mechanical systems with complexity typical of CNC machine tool applications
• High Voltage experience with working knowledge of the safe practices when working with it.
• Ability to set up, trouble-shoot/debug, repair, and/or replace electrical systems and sub-systems with a basic understanding of circuitry, including components such as; CNC drives/amplifiers, servomotors, PLC’s, I/O configurations, glass scales, rotary encoders, safety switches, and similar electrical/electro-mechanical components employed in advanced machine tool systems.

Properly utilize test equipment and devices (electronic indicators, gages, voltmeters etc.) to measure machine conditions in order to set up and/or identify root cause of machine issues.

Required Education:

• Associates Degree (A.S) in electrical, mechanical, electromechanical engineering/tech or equivalent OR 5 years experience in machine tool troubleshooting, repair and/or maintenance function

Level I Functions/Skills:

• Trouble-shoot, repair, and replace electrical systems and sub-systems with a sound understanding of complex circuitry including components such as; CNC drives/amplifiers, servomotors, PLC’s, glass scales, rotary encoders, safety switches, and similar electrical/electro-mechanical components employed in advanced machine tool systems.
• Communicate, both verbally and in written format(s), the status of machine start up and troubleshooting, repair, and operation in a professional manner. Manage interactions, using a fact-based communication style including detail of accomplished tasks, results, next steps, and associated timelines for next activities.
• Provide coaching and informal training to customer personnel regarding the efficient and effective use and electrical maintenance of Gleason products.

Level II Functions/Skills:

• Full mastery of all Job Specific Functions/skills of Level I.
• Independently analyze machine malfunctions and resolve problems in machine tool system operation/performance.
• Proficient in troubleshooting, testing, tuning, and adjusting machine tool elements to obtain optimum operating performance with Fanuc and Siemens-based control systems.
• Interact with Gleason internal project management during field installation/service projects acting with support to Field Service Engineer(s). Identify and coordinate work tasks, associated inputs and outputs, assign and perform work tasks according to project schedule requirements and develop countermeasures for instances of non-performance according to project milestones.
• Effectively provide formal classroom and shop floor customer Electrical Maintenance training.
• Effectively diagnose Gleason machine tool problems remotely utilizing Gleason Connect technology
• Provide assistance and guidance/mentoring to Level I Machine Control Technicians. 4127 Runoff - Technician Mach Control I