Automation Maintenance Technician

Key Responsibilities: Identify and resolve technical issues with robotic, automated, and material handling machinery. Ensure equipment is returned to service safely and efficiently by diagnosing electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical faults. Execute preventive and corrective maintenance tasks to help maintain the long-term reliability of our robotic and automated systems. Support the team by troubleshooting PLC-driven machinery and assisting with diagnostic processes. Utilize mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and system diagrams to guide your technical work. Determine the root cause of equipment failures to help minimize future downtime and improve overall operational stability. Inspect, disassemble, and repair or swap out worn components to keep the production line moving. Carry out system validations, re-qualifications, and routine equipment calibrations. Collaborate with our automation and engineering departments to facilitate system upgrades, new installations, and qualifications. Contribute to reliability-focused initiatives to help the entire team reduce equipment downtime.

Required Qualifications: Practical maintenance background within automated warehouse, conveyor, robotics, or manufacturing settings. Proficiency in mechanical and electrical troubleshooting. Experience working with automated machinery or PLC-based systems. Competency in interpreting mechanical drawings and electrical schematics. Background in performing corrective and preventive maintenance in high-volume, automated environments. Help maintain a safe and efficient production environment by accurately diagnosing and repairing equipment issues. Strong communication, documentation, and computer skills. Preferred Technical Background Experience with material handling, automation, conveyors, or robotics. Skills in electronic assembly and troubleshooting, including mechanical assembly or PCB loading. Proficiency in harness and cable work, such as soldering, crimping, and connector assembly. Experience using testing and diagnostic tools like logic analyzers, multimeters, or oscilloscopes. Familiarity with manufacturing equipment, including wave soldering or component insertion systems. Ability to utilize power tools, hand tools, pneumatic tools, and precision measuring equipment.

Compensation and Benefits: Hourly compensation ranging from $28 to $34, commensurate with your experience. Quarterly bonus eligibility of 5%, totaling up to 20% per year. Additional 10% pay premium for rotating night shift assignments. Engaging, hands-on work involving electromechanical systems, robotics, and modern automation. Opportunities to further your expertise in equipment diagnostics, PLC systems, and automation technology.

Core Competencies: PLC Troubleshooting Skills Troubleshooting Skills