Job Page CTA Left at Alfa Laval Global in greenwood, Indiana
Job Page CTA Left at Alfa Laval Global in greenwood, Indiana
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Perform equipment receipt, uncrate, clean, strip, and tear down units.
- Inspect, repair, service, test, and package following the company's policies, procedures, quality standards, and safety guidelines.
- Work from drawings, parts lists, blueprints, charts, tables, and graphs to evaluate and assist in estimating repair costs, time, and materials or parts needed to repair assemblies and subassemblies.
- Follow the quality plan per job to repair products.
- Diagnose, check, and correct mechanical functions through adjustments, using various tools and approved repair methods.
- Set up and operate test stands and related equipment as required.
- Record written test results on appropriate test documents.
- Paint, pack, crate, and document shipment of units, parts, and materials.
- Move material inside the shop as needed (using forklifts, cranes, etc.).Recognize and communicate the need for replenishment of supplies, tools, repair parts, and other facility needs to supervision in a timely manner.
- Keep work area and surrounding equipment clean and organized. Perform housekeeping as required at the facility to maintain a professional presentation - (follows 5S guidelines).Set up and balance rotating equipment using approved balancing methods as required.
- May be asked to perform some field service work from time to time (not frequent or required).Actively participate in ALPS meetings.
- Reconstruct parts using manual machining equipment and utilizing mechanical machinist/engineering principles.
- Determine dimensions and tolerances of pieces to be machined.
- Determine sequence of operations and machines required by studying specifications, such as blueprints, sketches, damaged parts, or descriptions of parts.
- Plan, set up, and execute assignments using machine tools ranging from drills, lathes to milling machines.
- Independently identify, select, and adjust tools, jaws, and fixtures appropriate for the repair.
- Utilize precision measuring instruments to check the accuracy of work.
- What You KnowYou have a Machinist Certification and a high school degree or equivalent, with relevant experience, and:
- Typically 2-3 years in a machine shop/manual repair environment - preferred.
- Experience operating forklift trucks, hand pallet jacks, and overhead cranes.
- Experience with vibration analyzing/balancing equipment is a plus.
- Machine shop training in mechanics, shop mathematics, metal properties and layout, machining procedures, and complicated blueprints/drawings - preferred.
- Precision machining with experience in setting up and operating machine shop equipment, such as lathes, mills, and drill presses - preferred.
- Concern for Excellence - Committed to the achievement and maintenance of quality; sets high standards of performance for self and others.
- Customer Service Orientation - Concerned to provide a prompt, efficient, and personalized service to clients; goes out of the way to ensure that individual customer needs are met.
- Building and Maintaining Relationships - Able to establish and maintain relationships with people at all levels; puts others at ease; promotes harmony and consensus through diplomatic handling of disagreements and potential conflict.
- Flexibility - Adaptable; receptive to new ideas; willing and able to adjust to changing demands and circumstances.
- Teamwork - Cooperates and works well with others in the pursuit of team goals; shares information; supports others.
Before you apply
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