** Technician Assembly - EMC

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Maintain equipment, instruments, and any apparatus required for quality control inspection.
• Perform maintenance troubleshooting and re-calibration of plant test equipment, fixtures, and all master gages according to schedule.
• Assist Supervisor and lines in the investigation of quality related problems involving disassembly or assembly, analyzing, testing and documentation.
• Investigate and document proposals for quality improvements or enhancements that lead to an improved quality level of factory performance.
• Assist Supervisor and quality in the determination of usability or non-usability of non-conforming material at incoming inspection.
• Provides general technical support and training for production personnel.
• Provides timely and quality services and support to all internal and external customers.
• Independently seeks and identifies problems and constraints affecting plant objectives.
• Develops creative and effective solutions for opportunities identified.
• Assists in upkeep of plant documentation systems (Routings, BOMs, tool and calibration logs, etc.).
• Work on other projects as assigned by the Supervisor, performing the necessary investigation and study to bring the projects to successful completion.
• Maintains an effective dialogue with all employees to foster good employee morale.

Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s)

• Support equipment and prevent down time to meet On Time Delivery Goal of 98.9%.
• Find cost reducing components and equipment to enable the plant to operate at or below budget.
• Repair and improve existing equipment to prevent defective product from shipping to achieve Assembly Warranty return rate of = 0.20%.
• Drive/demonstrate safe behaviors to meet or exceed the plant’s OSHA recordable incident rate. All accidents can be prevented.
• Provide production support to achieve Assembly FPY of = 95.0%.

Requirements

• A two-year technical degree in electrical/mechanical technology or a minimum of 5 years of related education and practical experience is required.
• Possess thorough knowledge of electronic schematics, measuring instruments, gages and meters.
• Ability to understand or determine engineering design concepts and intentions in addition to literal written specifications.
• Capable of working independently with little direct supervision.
• Possess organizational and planning ability.
• Practical work/educational experience with computers: word processing and spreadsheets.
• Additionally, CAD skills are beneficial.

Physical/Mental Essential Functions

• Occasional travel to corporate site in Michigan City, IN.
• General understanding/usage of Google mail, sheets, and docs.
• Lifting of equipment, frequent standing and bending.

Work Conditions

• Work in a plant environment.
• Some areas are narrow and difficult to maneuver.

Salary

$22.00 - $25.00 per hour