Maintenance Tech-Electromechanical

Ricoh Electronics, Inc.; Buford (GA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Ricoh Electronics, Inc. is seeking a night shift Electromechanical Maintenance Technician for our Buford, GA operation.

You will support the production process by maintaining and repairing a wide range of equipment, using experience and judgement to meet production goals. Your role involves adhering to safety-first procedures, performing electrical and mechanical troubleshooting, dismantling and rebuilding equipment per plans, and maintaining thorough maintenance logs.

Responsibilities

• Model the "safety first" behaviors we expect of all associates by ensuring that operational procedures, equipment, and processes are designed to provide a safe work environment.
• Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues in electromechanical equipment used in the manufacturing process; perform tests and fault isolation.
• Dismantle, adjust, repair, assemble and rebuild equipment according to layout plans, blueprints, manuals, rough sketches or drawings; perform routine maintenance.
• Maintain logs and records indicating malfunctions; update maintenance records.
• Perform equipment modifications or other tasks to support manufacturing operations as directed by manufacturing engineers (e.g. install electrical conduits, wires, sensors, and controls per specifications).

Job description

Ricoh Electronics, Inc. (REI) is a leading manufacturer of thermal media products and a leader in environmental conservation. REI is part of the Ricoh global family, with an enviable track record of superior products and business practices. REI is part of the Ricoh global family, with an enviable track record of superior products and business practices.

REI seeks a night shift Electromechanical Maintenance Technician to support the production process in our Thermal operations at our Buford facility. The Electromechanical Maintenance Technician will maintain manufacturing equipment, as well as troubleshoot and repair a wide range of equipment issues by relying on experience and sound judgment to plan and accomplish goals.

Responsibilities:

• Model the "safety first" behaviors we expect of all associates by ensuring that operational procedures, equipment, and processes are designed to provide a safe work environment.
• Perform electrical and mechanical troubleshooting to determine problems in non-functioning electromechanical equipment used in the manufacturing process. Perform operational tests and fault isolations on systems and equipment.
• Dismantle, adjust, repair, assemble and/or rebuild equipment, electronic system circuitry and computerized systems according to layout plans, blueprints, manuals, rough sketches or drawings. Perform routine maintenance of manufacturing equipment according to preventive maintenance procedures.
• Perform preventive maintenance following prescribed maintenance schedule.
• Maintain logs and records indicating malfunctions.
• Perform equipment modifications or other tasks to support manufacturing operations as directed by manufacturing engineers (e.g. install electrical conduits, wires, sensors, and controls per manufacturing/equipment engineer's specifications).