Maintenance Automation Technician (3:00pm-11:30pm)

Ready to be the driving force who keeps the gears turning and the lines moving? We are looking for a Maintenance Automation Technician who thrives on solving problems, fixing complex machinery, and making a great production floor even better. If you have a passion for troubleshooting and want a role where your ideas for improvement can make a difference, apply today and help us build the future. 🛠️ Duties & Responsibilities Safety First: Spot safety hazards and fix unsafe conditions before they cause trouble. Keep It Running: Perform preventative maintenance (PM) on assembly machines to keep everything in tip-top shape. Make It Better: Suggest smart upgrades to our PM schedules to improve timing and efficiency. Save the Day: Respond fast to equipment breakdowns, troubleshoot the issue, and get production back online. Level Up: Jump headfirst into continuous improvement projects to optimize our operations. Speak Up: Share your bright ideas for system and process improvements through our team channels. Track Your Wins: Keep clear, accurate logs of repairs and mechanical issues using our tracking systems. Smooth Transitions: Support the team during equipment start-ups and product change-overs. Welcome New Gear: Help commission, test, and launch brand-new production machinery. Flex Your Skills: Take on other exciting projects and tasks as assigned by the leadership team. 🎓 Minimum Qualifications The Basics: High School Diploma (Grade 12) or equivalent. The Experience: Hands-on experience troubleshooting and repairing automated assembly equipment. The Brains: A solid, fundamental understanding of PLC-based machine logic. The Goal: Ability and willingness to work toward and complete your Millwright certificate. ⚡ Required Skills Air Power: Deep knowledge of pneumatic circuits and systems. Tech Savvy: Familiarity with PLC-based equipment and a basic understanding of PLC programming. Master Troubleshooter: Natural ability to diagnose electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical issues. Component Expert: Skilled at selecting and installing machine sensors and key hardware parts. Tool Master: Highly proficient in using industrial machining tools and shop equipment. Blueprint Reader: Ability to read, interpret, and update electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical blueprints. Safety Champion: Strong understanding of machine guarding protocols and industrial safety regulations.