Fanuc Robotics Service Technician (HandlingTool required)

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alliance roboticscomFairfield (OH)

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

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About the role

Job Description: The Robot Technician plays a key role in refurbishing industrial robots, primarily Fanuc models, by performing mechanical disassembly, electrical repairs, and programming assistance. This position involves hands-on refurbishment tasks, troubleshooting diagnostics, and preparing robots for customer deployment. The role requires a strong mechanical and electrical aptitude, attention to safety compliance, and occasional travel to assist with on-site customer installations.

Responsibilities: Refurbish pre-owned Fanuc industrial robots Disassemble and repair mechanical arms and electrical controllers Clean and assemble robot components, preparing for final painting Assist in robot programming and diagnostic troubleshooting Handle materials, including loading and unloading equipment Maintain a clean and safe work environment following safety protocols Operate company vehicles for errands and material pickups as needed Support customer installations with occasional travel

Preferred Qualifications: 3+ years experience in industrial robotics, preferably with Fanuc robots Strong mechanical aptitude with ability to detect worn reducers Electrical diagnostics skills for motors, amplifiers, control boards, and teach pendants Proficiency in Fanuc robot programming and troubleshooting Experience in material handling and attention to detail

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