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Carlisle Brake & Friction Inc

Maintenance Automation Technician - 2nd Shift

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Maintenance Automation Technician - 2nd Shift at Carlisle Brake & Friction Inc Maintenance Automation Technician - 2nd Shift at Carlisle Brake & Friction Inc in Medina, Ohio Posted in 6 days ago.
Job Description:
Description:
Candidate will have competent troubleshooting skills in PLC program troubleshooting, servo systems, industrial controls, motor controls and electric circuits. Thorough knowledge and/or experience in industrial automation networks, safety devices, robotics, vision systems and electrical/pneumatic/hydraulic systems. Basic understanding of CNC. Individual must be a motivated self-starter with the ability to work independently and/or in a cross-functional work team environment. Individual must possess strong analytical, problem solving, and troubleshooting abilities.
Requirements:
Principal Area of Responsibility:
The individual will be responsible for maintaining/troubleshooting any equipment and facility systems with an emphasis on controls including relay logic, PLCs and HMIs (Allen-Bradley), servo drives and motors, robotics, vision systems and electrical power distribution. This includes, but is not limited to, mechanical and hydraulic presses, furnaces, grinders, steel preparation and coating equipment, gear shapers, robotics, CNC machining centers, gear shapers, dust and fume collection equipment, transformers, switchgears, busbars, HVAC equipment, and fire suppression systems.
Specific Duties:
Strong mechanical troubleshooting experience with regards to maintaining, repairing processes and systems Ability to troubleshoot, maintain, repair/replace and test automation systems, components and networks. Strong knowledge of Alan Bradley and Siemens hardware/software. Ability to troubleshoot and modify existing equipment systems including controls (relay logic, PLC and HMI programs, servo drives, and motors), automation and robotics, electrical, mechanical power transmission, hydraulics, and pneumatics. Knowledge of multi-axis robots. Provide assistance to engineering and operations relating to process issues and/or improvements Consult with automation component suppliers to specify products for installation, and arrange for purchases of equipment, tooling, materials and/or parts Participate in, or lead continuous Improvement (CI) initiatives. Must be willing and able to travel occasionally as required (not typically a part of job function, for training purposes,

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An Industrial Automation Technician repairs and maintains the computer-controlled systems and robotic devices used within industrial and commercial facilities to reduce human intervention and maximize efficiency. Their duties require knowledge of electronics, mechanics and computers.

$71,016 / year median in Ohio

+16% projected growth

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