1. Education (Preferably) High School / GED 2.

Training or Experience Industrial Technical Maintenance:

Practical experience in executing preventive and corrective maintenance on electromechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems (p. 1).

Equipment Installation and Assembly:

Training in the integration and physical assembly of machinery, tooling, and workstations, following installation guides and quality standards (p. 1).

Wiring and Control Panels:

Experience in control cabinet wiring, cable dressing, labeling, and connection of field devices (sensors, actuators, and motors) (p. 1).

ESD Environment and Safety:

Operational knowledge in handling sensitive components under Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protocols and application of industrial safety in every intervention (p. 1).

Technical Documentation Interpretation:

Ability to read and interpret mechanical blueprints and electrical diagrams for system integration, troubleshooting, and precise assembly (p. 1).

Commissioning Support:

Experience supporting functional tests and initial adjustments of new machinery (support in SAT protocols) (p. 1). 3.

Skills Manual Dexterity and Assembly:

Skill in using manual, electric, and pneumatic tools for the integration and assembly of structures and mechanisms (p. 1).

Floor Troubleshooting:

Ability to identify and resolve basic mechanical and electrical problems quickly to minimize downtime (p. 1).

Industrial Wiring Skill:

Dexterity in cable dressing, terminal crimping, and panel connection following cleanliness and order standards (p. 1).

Use of Measurement Instruments:

Use of multimeters, calipers (verniers), and diagnostic tools to validate signals and dimensions (p. 1).

Discipline and Following Instructions:

Ability to execute tasks by strictly following the steps defined in manuals, blueprints, and supervisor orders (p. 1).

Technical Communication and Organization:

Ability to report findings clearly and work efficiently in high-demand environments while keeping the area organized (p. 1). 4.

Experience Production Line Maintenance:

Minimum 1 to 2 years of operational experience performing preventive and corrective maintenance in manufacturing environments (p. 2).

Integration Support:

Proven experience in the integration and physical installation of machinery, mounting of sensors and actuators, and assembly of simple mechanical structures (p. 2).

Tool Usage:

Experience in handling hand tools, power tools, and electrical measurement equipment (multimeter) (p. 2). 5. Reports To Solutions Engineering Supervisor (USA) (p. 2). 6. Position Authority YES has authority to: NO has authority to: Intervene and repair machinery to restore availability following technical guides and supervisor orders (p. 2). Make changes to the original design (mechanical, electrical, or software) without authorization from Solutions Engineering Mexico (p. 2). Replace damaged components using the spare parts specified in the blueprints and Bill of Materials (BOM) (p. 2). Alter critical process or safety parameters that affect final quality or equipment integrity (p. 2). Immediately stop their own activity if an imminent risk to personal safety or equipment is detected (p. 2). Authorize the official startup of a new line or equipment without prior validation from their supervisor (p. 2). 7. Generic Description The incumbent is responsible for executing preventive and corrective maintenance tasks, as well as equipment integration and installation at the U.S. plant. Their primary function is to ensure that machines designed by the Engineering Solutions team operate correctly through precise technical execution on the floor. They are in charge of physical integration, wiring, and repair, guaranteeing compliance with safety standards (LOTO/ESD) and production response times (p. 2).

Pay:

$19.00 - $20.00 per hour

Work Location:

In person