Journeyman Machine Repair

Amsted AutomotiveSaginaw, MichiganOn-siteFull-timeMid level, 2–5 yearsListed 6 hours ago

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About this role

ABOUT THE ROLE

Amsted Automotive Group, Propulsion Systems, is seeking a Journeyman Machine Repair. This role is responsible for maintaining and repairing production machinery and equipment and ensuring operational efficiency. This role will involve both reactive repairs for machine downtime as well as proactive maintenance tasks to prevent future issues.

WHAT YOULL DO

- Install, troubleshoot, and maintain a wide range of production machinery and equipment. Perform both emergency repairs and routine preventative maintenance.

- Conduct routine maintenance and repair of facilities, including but not limited to plumbing, carpentry, and basic building upkeep.

- Utilize mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic skills to diagnose and repair equipment issues.

- Diagnose problems, repair or replace parts, and test equipment to ensure proper functioning. Perform necessary adjustments to equipment to optimize performance.

- Execute regular preventative maintenance on production machines, equipment, and plant facilities, following established schedules and procedures.

- Use tools and machines to fabricate parts or repair equipment as required.

- Read and interpret blueprints, equipment manuals, and work orders to perform required maintenance and repairs.

- Identify faulty manufacturing processes or defective materials and communicate issues to operations management in a timely and clear manner.

- Maintain and ensure compliance with safety protocols, including lock-out/tag-out procedures. Keep work areas clean, organized, and safe.

- Complete required documentation for work orders, maintenance records, and replacement part orders. Ensure all data collection requirements are met.

- Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor, based on operational needs.

WHAT YOULL NEED TO SUCCEED

- Completion of a formal apprenticeship program or an equivalent eight-year training program recognized by the skilled trades committee.

- Strong understanding of precision measuring and gauging tools.

- Exceptional attention to detail and precision, with the ability to minimize risk of damage during operations.

- Commitment to safety and quality in all aspects of work.

- Ability to diagnose and repair a variety of production equipment, including mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems.

- Proficiency in operating and interpreting readings from precision measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, and gauges.

- Strong knowledge and experience with lathes, mills, and grinding machinery.

- A high level of precision and attention to detail is necessary, as errors in work could lead to safety hazards or costly repairs.

- Ability to safely operate machine tools and hand tools common to the trade. Must be capable of safely performing high-precision tasks.

- Ability to provide and maintain a personal toolbox with necessary tools for the role. Tooling reimbursement is provided with an annual limit.

- Rigging of heavy machine parts or machinery.

- Reliable attendance within scheduled shifts.

- Working independently or as a member of a team.

WHATS IN IT FOR YOU

- Quarterly Profit-Sharing Bonus

- Medical, Vision, Dental

- Prescription Drug Plan

- 401K

- Paid Vacation & Holidays

- Short-Term Disability

- Tuition Reimbursement

- Employee Recognition

- Discount Programs

WHAT ELSE YOULL NEED TO KNOW

- Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

- Slip-resistant and safety-toe shoes

- Safety glasses with side shields

- Earplugs

- Additional PPE for specific tasks

- Constant Activities (75-100% of the time):

- Standing

- Visually inspecting items in person, on screen, etc.

- Frequent Activities (50-75% of the time):

- Bending, twisting, walking

- Flexing and extending elbows and wrists

- Lifting or carrying items up to 30 lbs

- Pushing or pulling items up to 50 lbs

- Reaching to front and right side

- Working quickly and clearly communicating with others

- Occasional Activities (25-50% of the time):

Kneeling, squatting, and climbing stairs, ladders, etc.

- Lifting and carrying 30-50 lbs

- Reaching above shoulder, behind, and left

- Operating power tools

- Working on uneven ground or elevated surfaces

- Exposure to temperatures above 80

- Working from heights

- Rare Activities (0-25% of the time):

Crawling and sitting

- Flexing and extending ankle

- Pushing and pulling over 50 lbs.

- Operating motorized equipment

- Working slowly

- Exposure to temperatures below 50

- Working outdoors