Process Technician, Stamping (Starlink) - Night Shift
$23.00 - $38.00 per hour
ApplyProcess Technician, Stamping (Starlink) - Night Shift
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Junior
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$23.00 - $38.00 per hour
About the role
- Setup coil material, mount progressive dies, clamp, and run production on automatic presses
- Troubleshoot production equipment, make adjustments to the stamping press and peripheral equipment. This includes performing machine maintenance and preventative maintenance
- Perform quality checks as per inspection instructions and inform leadership of quality issues
- Stack or fill parts into packaging containers
- Install, commission and validate intelligent equipment to support injection molding applications
- Work with de-coiler/straightener controls
- Remove and clear scrap from press and work areas
- Participate in process development of the injection molding process through parameter optimization, DOE experiments, and trials that will lead to a robust process
- Oversee operator instructions, critical parameters, checklists and training materials for all molding operations, update special equipment service manuals including BOMs, drawings, wiring schematics, recommended needed processes, technical expertise, and tooling for optimization of production runs
- Work closely with product design engineering teams to define requirements
- Diagnose equipment failures, collect data to identify root causes and develop sustainable solutions
- 4+ years experience operating coil fed stamping press machinesExperience using COE coil feed, SEYI press machines and Aida press machinesExperience with aluminum material
- Experience with using progressive dies, servo presses and automated presses
- Ability to meet daily/weekly production goals and critical time schedules
- Ability to utilize power tools and hand tools as well as heavy equipment
- Ability to read blueprints and complete basic shop math, along with knowledge of flat pattern layout on sheet metal parts
- Experienced with large aluminum coil loading, automated stamping press and Typhoon washers as well as lubrication system
- Experience in independently troubleshooting electrical circuits, electronic systems, motors & starters, electrically operated equipment and making successful repairs and modifications
- Electrical wiring experience and some knowledge of how PLCs, sensors, and other electrical components are wired and work
- Able to interpret geometrical tolerances on part drawings
- Comprehensive knowledge and thorough understanding of robotics and auxiliary equipment used with stamping presses
- Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Office, and Word
- Ability to work from 5:00 PM - 5:00 AM Monday to Friday
- Ability to perform job duties that require standing, kneeling, crouching, twisting upper body, working in cramped positions in small openings, climbing hand over hand, lifting up to 25 lbs unassisted, and working on ladders/lifts at elevated heights
- Standing/walking/climbing up and down ladders for long periods of time
- Ability to work overtime and weekends when needed to meet critical deadlines
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