Equipment Maintenance Technician

An Equipment   Maintenance Technician is an adept individual tasked with the maintenance and   repair of diverse machinery. This position is vital for reducing operational   interruptions and guaranteeing the proper and secure functioning of all   equipment.

Role and Responsibilities

· Troubleshoot   mechanical, electrical, or other technical equipment issues. Determine the   root cause of problems and implement effective corrective actions.

· Conduct   routine inspections, maintenance, and repairs on machinery and equipment to   ensure they are in optimal working condition.

· Follow   preventive maintenance schedules and procedures to perform routine checks and   tasks to ensure optimal equipment performance and longevity.

· Respond   promptly to equipment breakdowns or malfunctions to minimize downtime and   disruptions to production.

· Adhere to   safety protocols and guidelines during maintenance activities to protect   yourself, colleagues, and the manufacturing environment.

· Maintain   accurate and detailed records of maintenance activities, including work   orders, repair logs, equipment maintenance history, and inventory   levels. Report inventory needs to the   maintenance supervisor or administrator.

· Calibrate and   test equipment to ensure accurate performance and compliance with   specifications.

· Assist in the   installation, set-up and commissioning of new equipment or machinery.

· Suggest and   implement improvements to equipment and maintenance procedures to enhance   efficiency and reliability.

· Ensure   compliance with relevant industry regulations, company policies, and safety   standards.

· Participate in   training programs to enhance your skills and stay updated on new technologies   and maintenance practices.

· High school diploma or GED minimum with training and experience in technical field.

· 0-8 years of experience.

· Hands-on troubleshooting of production equipment.

· Participation in OEE improvement activities.

· Experience in high volume manufacturing environment.

· Proficiency in troubleshooting and repairing mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems commonly found in manufacturing equipment. This includes hydraulics, pneumatics, motor sensors, PLCs, and other industrial controls.

· Adept at troubleshooting and resolving technical issues quickly and efficiently.

· Detail-oriented to accurately document maintenance tasks, equipment condition, repair records, and parts usage.

· Strong aptitude to one of these knowledge areas: Electrical controls, Mechanical, pneumatics, hydraulics, PLCs.

· Ability to collaborate with other departments to perform tasks and duties.

· Certifications in trade skills.

· Ability to troubleshoot PLCs, automation devices, robots, and other electromechanical devices.

· Prior experience with computerized maintenance management systems or other tool tracking systems.

· Ability to lift up to 30 lbs. individually or up to 50 lbs. in tandem.

· Able to sit, stand, walk, and bend for extended periods of time during working hours.

Preferred candidate must be bilingual in English and Mandarin.