Technical Coordinator
aidaamericaDayton (OH)
Technical Coordinator
Posted 7 days ago
aidaamericaDayton (OH)
Mechanical Engineering Technologists and TechniciansMetal Crown, Closure, and Other Metal Stamping (except Automotive)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
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Technical Coordinator
Full Time Dayton, OH, US
3 days ago Requisition ID: 1024
SCOPE:
Provide technical support and drawings to support the Service Leader team, as well as AMS and Parts as needed.
EDUCATION:
Associate’s Degree in Engineering or a related field, or relevant experience.
EXPERIENCE/ REQUIREMENTS:
2 to 5 years of experience in the manufacturing industry, especially stamping/metalforming. General knowledge of stamping press function and design.
General knowledge of metric drawings, clearances and tolerances, assembly drawings, material specifications and deviations.
General knowledge of mechanical drive systems, pneumatics, hydraulics, rigging, electrical controls and wiring.
JOB FUNCTIONS:
Supply drawings, technical information, and documentation as needed for the Service team.
Use and understand the AE drawing network system to provide assembly, sub assembly, and component drawings when required.
Create all estimates for service projects. Pull drawings and identify parts needed. Send RFQs to Parts department and manage quote responses. Prepare professional and well-written estimates.
Estimate Tracking & Management – Make sure all estimate requests coming from reports, PM’s, CRM cases, etc. are addressed and tracked properly. Follow up with Service Leaders as needed to get approvals in a timely manner.
Update service schedule on behalf of AMS team. Monitor upcoming AMS jobs and clarify any information needed at least a week in advance for upcoming jobs.
Manage press manuals and documentation.
Support AMS department as needed to generate proposals.
All associates shall:
Know the AAC Corporate, Associate and Customer Vision and the AAC Quality Policy and conduct daily work in a manner that supports achievement of such.
Perform daily work in compliance with AAC’s objective to continuously improve AAC’s QMS. In order to do this associates must a) understand the definition of “good quality” as it pertains to their work, b) notify supervisor of poor incoming quality issues from upstream suppliers which can take the form of materials, information or processes, c) notify supervisor of poor intra-departmental quality issues which can take the form of material, information or processes, and d) work in a constructive manner to satisfy downstream customers and upstream suppliers to solve problems.
Understand and work to support achievement of corporate and departmental objectives.
Work with supervisor to establish and meet individual training and development goals.
Know and abide by all company policies.
Act in a professional and ethical manner.
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