Production Line Maintenance Technician II

Snapshot of 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.

What You Bring

• 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.