ROBOT AUTOMATION TECHNICIAN

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deco products company lllpDecorah (IA)

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Job Description: Automation |Industrial | Maintenance | PLC | Technician | Programmer | Mechatronics | Operations | Engineer | Robot |Position Objective The Automation / Robot Technician is responsible for daily troubleshooting, maintenance, installation, and integration of robots in the manufacturing environment
Job Duties and Responsibilities: Daily Troubleshooting and maintenance of robotic work-cells Implementation of new robotic work-cells Industrial System Troubleshooting including: Electrical Panels, Relays, PLC’sHydraulic & Pneumatic Cylinders, Valves, Pumps Mechanical Equipment, Gears, Dies, CNC Mills, Lathes Improve the uptime of Deco’s existing robotic systems Improve the quality and efficiency other automation equipment at Deco Products 3D CAD Design Reading and interpretation of technical drawingsCNC programming for production efficienciesPLC programming for machine/process control Implement process controls to reduce process variation
Working Conditions: Standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, crouching, and lifting The employee must be able to lift or move items over 50 pounds. Work in a non-climate-controlled environment Some time in office environment
Qualifications: Experience in PLC programming Strong mechanical and troubleshooting skills Education in Robotics, Automation, or Electrical Technology Mon Thru Fri -- may vary - 2nd or 3rd shift 40 Hour Work Week

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