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Maintenance Technician - Watertown, Tennessee A leading automotive supplier near Watertown, Tennessee needs a Maintenance Technician. This is a full time, permanent, direct hire position offering competitive compensation, bonus potential, good benefits, 15 paid holidays, and paid vacation.
Responsibilities: Support the company's mission, vision, values, and goals in the performance of daily activities. Read and lay out machine footprints from a CAD drawing to accurately install equipment. Perform advanced mechanical installations and repairs during machine build. Advanced knowledge in pneumatics with the ability to plumb machines to the designed controls print. Basic electrical knowledge of high and low voltage systems. Operate standard welding units: MIG, TIG, and oxy/acetylene torch. Installs fencing and other guarding to the designed specifications and company safety standards. Run custom pipes on machines, and measures, cuts, threads, and installs new pipe, including black pipe and copper lines. Starts machines and equipment to test operation following machine build. Performs all duties and operates machinery & equipment according to MIOSHA standards and company procedures using required safety equipment. Basic ability to modify the computer-controlled motion of the robot. Assists the engineer in modifying sketches or computer-generated designs of machine components, such as pneumatic systems and machine floor layouts.
Education & Experience: Associate Degree (A.A.) or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school; or one to two years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience required. Journeyman Certificate preferred.

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