Robotic Welder

Picture your shift: you arrive on the floor, review the maintenance line-up, and dive into your route—robotic welding cells first, then CNC HMC mills and special purpose machines. A robotic welder throws an alarm; you isolate the fault, trace it through sensors and the PLC, correct a pneumatic issue, verify the fix, and document the repair. By mid-shift, you’re rebuilding a subassembly on an SPM, then supporting an operator by coaching best practices that prevent repeat failures. You close the day collaborating with the team on a CI idea to lift OEE on a troublesome assembly machine. What you’ll handle Execute maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, preventive work, and daily care on equipment including robot welding cells, CNC HMC machines, SPMs, compressors, press assembly, and assembly machines—working independently with limited guidance. Diagnose and resolve mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical issues quickly to reduce downtime. Complete machine repairs and rebuilds per the scheduled line-up and record all work performed with clear documentation. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives to enhance equipment reliability, processes, and overall plant OEE; promote teamwork and cooperation across the shop. What you bring High School Diploma or equivalent. Hands‑on troubleshooting background with CNC HMC mills (Makino / Moriseiki), robotic welding systems, press assembly equipment, compressors, hydraulics, and facility/general plant equipment. Industrial maintenance training in mechanical/hydraulic systems or equivalent relevant experience. Comfort with complex machinery, electrical circuits, sensors, PLCs, hydraulics, and pneumatics; strong ability to interpret symptoms and take decisive action. Ability to train, assist, lead, direct, instruct, and discipline employees as needed. Knowledge of MIOSHA and applicable government safety regulations; committed to safe work practices. Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) for documentation and basic analysis. Strong time management, urgency, self‑motivation, and dependable work ethic; clear written and verbal communication skills. Physical and schedule requirements Capable of standing for extended periods on the shop floor. Able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds. Willing to work flexible hours on 1st or 2nd shift, as needed by production. Tools and tech you’ll touch CNC HMC platforms (Makino / Moriseiki), welding robots, SPMs, assembly machinery, compressors, and plant utilities. Control and support systems: sensors, PLCs, hydraulics, pneumatics, and related circuits. If you thrive on solving tough equipment problems and take pride in improving uptime, this role is your next step. #J-18808-Ljbffr