Engineering Technician (Maintenance Dept.) 2nd Shift - Casa Grande, AZ
Engineering Technician (Maintenance Dept.) 2nd Shift - Casa Grande, AZ
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Troubleshoot and assist in repairs of all equipment, instrumentation, and processes in the area of responsibility.
- Recommend and review spare parts and preventive maintenance program in assigned area of responsibility.
- Review, recommend, and write specifications and procedures for all equipment, processes and facilities in the areas of responsibility.
- Have experience with drives, I/O devices, man-machine interfaces, and ladder logic (Allen Bradley and Modicon Projects).Responsible for the successful completion of assigned engineering projects.
- Plan, coordinate, install and perform operational checkouts for all equipment and processes in the assigned area of responsibility.
- Determine the accuracy of drawings and initiates corrections when discrepancies are found.
- Responsible for writing and executing certification program affecting all facilities, processes, and equipment as required due to project involvement.
- Research and initiate miscellaneous purchase requisitions for materials, spare parts, equipment and services.
- Act as a technical resource for plant and Division interactions.
- Develop statistical and technical experiments to test and analyze new and existing processes, equipment and facilities.
- Integrate state-of-the-art technology with existing equipment to improve the process.
- Design, provide drawings, and fabricate prototype modifications and test equipment.
- Must be diplomatic in the leadership and direction of other employees and in the interaction with other departments.
- Make accurate and concise decisions or recommendations with timing appropriate for the situation to supervisors and/or management regarding problems.
- Promote safety consciousness as a project coordinator and as an example to other employees.
- Train other personnel in specific procedures, methods, and operations regarding processes, facilities, and equipment as directed.
- Report evaluated test data in the form of verbal, written and formal presentations to supervisors and management for further input.
- Track assigned funding according to commitments.
- You'll be accountable to meet our compliance standards including FDA, OSHA and Abbott policies and procedures.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Minimum 2 years working with industrial utilities systems or industrial electrical/mechanical systems
- Minimum 3 years related experience.
- Must demonstrate mental alertness and a thorough knowledge of basic mechanical, electrical and instrumentation principles.
- Ability to interpret engineering specifications and drawings.
- Good verbal communication and technical writing ability.
- Ability to read and update engineering drawings.
- Ability to exercise diplomacy in the leadership and direction of other employees is mandatory.
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