Machine Repairperson
Summary
Performs mechanical, electrical, piping, hydraulic and structural maintenance including troubleshooting, modification or repair of production equipment and inspection equipment.
Duties and Responsibilities
Performs mechanical, electrical, piping, hydraulic and structural maintenance including troubleshooting, modification or repair of production equipment and inspection equipment.
Electrical and piping duties shall be defined as the load side of the isolation component from the main distribution system to and including the equipment.
Production equipment is defined as any equipment, used to store, plate, grind, drill, clean, shape or form materials by cutting, impact, pressure and electrical techniques, or by a combination of these processes.
Included are retrievers and machine gages which are power-driven machines, not portable, used to measure shapes, forms and surface characteristics of products in relative or absolute matter.
Normally disassembles and assembles machine tool mechanisms involving close fitting bearings, spindles, clutches, brakes, auxiliary couplings, cams, gears, shafts, hydraulic and pneumatic components and control mechanisms.
Determines causes for and corrects production equipment or inspection equipment failures.
Lays out and performs machining and bench operations to make replacement and repair parts.
Installs and/or repairs such things as pumps for machine-tools, air and refrigeration compressors, vacuum pumps, reduction gear units, and pneumatic hand tools.
In conjunction with repair of refrigeration equipment on site only, may work with the assistance of a refrigeration Pipefitter. In conjunction with repair of electrical components may call on qualified Electrician.
May call on other qualified crafts as necessary.
May lubricate equipment during performance of assigned duties.
May install filters on production equipment and inspection equipment.
Uses all tools and equipment pursuant to the task, including hand or power equipment to hoist, move, unload, install, set, maintain alignment and level existing inspection and production equipment components, including pumps.
May transport tools, materials and equipment to and from job site and may perform related tasks as necessary.
May order stock and maintain spare parts for production and inspection equipment.
Performs necessary paperwork.
Performs difficult and precise production and inspection equipment alignments including leveling, condition and capability tests.
Uses handbook formulae, charts, tables, tools and precision measuring instruments necessary to the performance of the task.
Works from sketches, prints, specifications, and written or oral instructions.
You Must Have
US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE ¿Q¿ level security clearance
High School Diploma or GED
Ability to work any shift
Valid Driver's License
Three (3) yearsof production equipment maintenance, mechanical installation, and modifications, troubleshooting and repair
Machine shop tech/trade school training or Military work experience in field service
One (1) or more yearsexperience with reading and understanding engineering drawings
We Value
Knowledge of shop mathematics and industrial hydraulics common to machine tools, molding and drawing presses
Experience with handbook formulas, charts, tables, tools and precision measuring instruments necessary to the performance of the task
Experience with work from sketches, prints, specifications, and written or oral instructions
Experience with Machining equipment: Laser alignment experience, PLC/computer control systems maintenance and troubleshooting
Experience with Lathe operations mechanical and PLC/computer control systems
Experience with Cryovac, high vacuum leak detection and troubleshooting
Experience with Laser welder troubleshooting and repair
Experience with computer system troubleshooting and repair
Experience with vertical storage and retrieval system troubleshooting and repair
Experience with ultrasonic cleaners troubleshooting repair
Experience with refrigeration systems, vacuum systems, and machine tool
Knowledge and use of techniques and procedures for hand stoning, lapping or scraping ways and slide surfaces may be required.
Knowledge of shop mathematics and industrial hydraulics common to machine tools, molding and draw presses may be required.
Additional Information
JOB ID: 1848
Remote Eligibility: On-Site
Travel Required: 0-10%
Hourly/Salary: Hourly
Relocation Available: No
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Performs mechanical, electrical, piping, hydraulic and structural maintenance including troubleshooting, modification or repair of production equipment and inspection equipment.
Duties and Responsibilities
Performs mechanical, electrical, piping, hydraulic and structural maintenance including troubleshooting, modification or repair of production equipment and inspection equipment.
Electrical and piping duties shall be defined as the load side of the isolation component from the main distribution system to and including the equipment.
Production equipment is defined as any equipment, used to store, plate, grind, drill, clean, shape or form materials by cutting, impact, pressure and electrical techniques, or by a combination of these processes.
Included are retrievers and machine gages which are power-driven machines, not portable, used to measure shapes, forms and surface characteristics of products in relative or absolute matter.
Normally disassembles and assembles machine tool mechanisms involving close fitting bearings, spindles, clutches, brakes, auxiliary couplings, cams, gears, shafts, hydraulic and pneumatic components and control mechanisms.
Determines causes for and corrects production equipment or inspection equipment failures.
Lays out and performs machining and bench operations to make replacement and repair parts.
Installs and/or repairs such things as pumps for machine-tools, air and refrigeration compressors, vacuum pumps, reduction gear units, and pneumatic hand tools.
In conjunction with repair of refrigeration equipment on site only, may work with the assistance of a refrigeration Pipefitter. In conjunction with repair of electrical components may call on qualified Electrician.
May call on other qualified crafts as necessary.
May lubricate equipment during performance of assigned duties.
May install filters on production equipment and inspection equipment.
Uses all tools and equipment pursuant to the task, including hand or power equipment to hoist, move, unload, install, set, maintain alignment and level existing inspection and production equipment components, including pumps.
May transport tools, materials and equipment to and from job site and may perform related tasks as necessary.
May order stock and maintain spare parts for production and inspection equipment.
Performs necessary paperwork.
Performs difficult and precise production and inspection equipment alignments including leveling, condition and capability tests.
Uses handbook formulae, charts, tables, tools and precision measuring instruments necessary to the performance of the task.
Works from sketches, prints, specifications, and written or oral instructions.
You Must Have
US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE ¿Q¿ level security clearance
High School Diploma or GED
Ability to work any shift
Valid Driver's License
Three (3) yearsof production equipment maintenance, mechanical installation, and modifications, troubleshooting and repair
Machine shop tech/trade school training or Military work experience in field service
One (1) or more yearsexperience with reading and understanding engineering drawings
We Value
Knowledge of shop mathematics and industrial hydraulics common to machine tools, molding and drawing presses
Experience with handbook formulas, charts, tables, tools and precision measuring instruments necessary to the performance of the task
Experience with work from sketches, prints, specifications, and written or oral instructions
Experience with Machining equipment: Laser alignment experience, PLC/computer control systems maintenance and troubleshooting
Experience with Lathe operations mechanical and PLC/computer control systems
Experience with Cryovac, high vacuum leak detection and troubleshooting
Experience with Laser welder troubleshooting and repair
Experience with computer system troubleshooting and repair
Experience with vertical storage and retrieval system troubleshooting and repair
Experience with ultrasonic cleaners troubleshooting repair
Experience with refrigeration systems, vacuum systems, and machine tool
Knowledge and use of techniques and procedures for hand stoning, lapping or scraping ways and slide surfaces may be required.
Knowledge of shop mathematics and industrial hydraulics common to machine tools, molding and draw presses may be required.
Additional Information
JOB ID: 1848
Remote Eligibility: On-Site
Travel Required: 0-10%
Hourly/Salary: Hourly
Relocation Available: No
Apply Now