Production Line Maintenance Technician II

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Work in a cleanroom environment to troubleshoot and repair automated medical device build and support equipment.

Service and repair automated assembly, packaging, and weigh checking equipment.

Service and repair control instruments, including heating and dispensing equipment installed on vial filling and component treatment.

Service and repair forma pack, treatment and other fully automated PLC controlled equipment and support systems.

Service and repair of facility support equipment including RO/DI water systems, Compressed air systems and generator systems.

Perform adjustments to improve efficiencies, equipment performance and minimize down time.

Responsive to maintenance requests in a timely manner, complete all necessary repairs and adjustments in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications.

Perform associated tasks such as completing work orders, maintaining equipment logbooks and all required documentation related to maintenance and repair activities.

Responsible for performing routine and non-routine preventative maintenance on semi-customized production equipment and facilities.

Assist in organizing and maintaining an accurate inventory of spare-parts inventory, ordering supplies when necessary, documenting parts usages, and maintaining a clean and organized work area.

Assist with building renovation projects and production line installations

Generate minor levels of documentation (reports, memos, etc.)

Observes company GMP and safety policies and procedures as well as maintain good housekeeping practices.

Clearly communicate downtime issues to maintenance Supervisor.

Interact positively with team members, production personnel and all levels of management.

Perform additional maintenance tasks and duties as required.

Perform day-to-day facilities activities including such tasks as moving equipment and furniture, minor building repairs, hanging shelves / pictures, etc.

QUALIFICATIONS

Experience (3 – 6 years) in an industrial setting, with working knowledge of automated production machinery.

Previous maintenance experience in a GMP manufacturing environment.

Experience in trouble shooting electro-mechanical and PLC controlled equipment.

Ability to respond to 24/7 emergencies or be on call as required.

Ability to read and understand electrical schematics and Ladder logic diagrams

Ability to work flexible and/or extended hours and weekends as business demands.

Should be PC literate, experience with standard office software tools.

Ability to use calculator and measuring tools required.

Possess mechanical maintenance experience with automated equipment, conveyors, and packaging equipment.

Good verbal interpersonal skills and can communicate effectively with fellow maintenance and production team members.

Ability to help guide other team members in repairs and adjustments.

Possesses troubleshooting skills pertaining to;

Electrical circuits and components including prox switches, sensors, and relays

Pneumatic devices, cylinders, Actuators, flow controls and valves

Vacuum generators, pumps, switches, and support devices

Servo and Stepper motors and controls

AC and DC motor drives and controls including VFDs

Linier actuators, encoders, and dispensing pumps

Printing and labeling equipment

Can use a VOM to diagnose and troubleshoot.

Familiar with Vision systems, robotic systems, and ultra-sonic welders a plus.

Working knowledge of facility support systems including Air compressors, standby generators, DI/ RO water systems and monitoring systems

Ability to clearly communicate technical system issues to Maintenance Manager.

High School diploma or GED required.

Trade school in a mechanical discipline desired.

Valid Driver’s License required

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Must be able to work in heat, cold, indoor and outdoor working conditions.

Must be able to lift 50 lbs or heavier.

Must be able to sit, stand, lift, climb ladders, and perform repetitive motion daily.