CNC Maintenance Technician

Posted 2 days ago

accurate staffing consultantsAkron (OH)

Industrial Machinery Mechanics Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

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About the role

CNC Maintenance Technician A growing company in Cuyahoga Falls is looking for an experienced CNC Maintenance Technician. The CNC Maintenance Technician's primary responsibility is troubleshooting CNC equipment and ensuring Planned Maintenance (PM) procedures are completed.

Responsibilities:

Repair CNC Machinery, Manual Machine and Machining Centers
Install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain machine tool equipment and controls
Troubleshoot hydraulics, electronics, and software, electrical, pneumatic and mechanical systems
Use machine tool manuals, technical documents, and internal and vendor resources to research machine issues
Identify and replace parts as necessary
Complete testing and make adjustments of parts as needed
Complete planned and preventative procedures
Work based on a sense of urgency with machine down conditions

Qualifications:

Ability to read part manuals, electrical and mechanical schematics, assembly instructions and troubleshooting guides
Demonstrated high degree of industrial mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical aptitude and repair abilities
Knowledge of CNC machine design and operation
Knowledge of and experience with electrical test equipment, electrical, hydraulic and mechanical systems

Additional Information:

Ability to lift 50 lbs., stand, walk, bend/stoop on a regular basis
High School Diploma
Ability to comprehend given instructions
Ability to multitask job duties effectively and efficiently
Ability to work unsupervised
Reading, writing and general math skills
Ability to work effectively in a group (Team) environment
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Attention to detail

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