Precision Machine Assembler

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The Precision Machine assembler will use a wide variety of machine and/or bench tools to perform diversified fabrication and/or assembly operations as necessary to the installation, commissioning, modification, assembly, repair and/or development of advanced or standard machines, components, gages, adjustments, accessories, hardware or equipment.  Ownership for overall completion of machines and installation, and scope of project.  Lead workforce, and partner with manufacturing for repairs and training on production equipment. Work with lead engineering for design and improvement of equipment. Follow systems processes for job tracking and recording.

• Follow Lockout/Tag-out procedure; understand safety processes when commissioning equipment.
• Knowledge of using hand tools, power tools and measuring tools.
• Understand general equipment maintenance; mechanical functioning – index, continuous.  Knowledge of CAM motions and timing and stroke adjustment vs. position adjustment, also understanding of Kinematic.
• Sound knowledge of pneumatic diagrams and valves, ability of pipefitting and use of safe practices in the use of energy force.
• Knowledge and ability of tuning feed systems for optimal performance.
• Understand how Servo Motor control works.  Able to setup Servo points.
• Knowledge of proximity switches and fiber optic detectors – through beam, reflect.  Setup of electronic pneumatic detectors.
• Able to troubleshoot and commission multiple types of assembly equipment.
• Ability to read prints and also recognize and report any inadequacies in prints, materials and route sheets in order to be corrected.
• Occasional travel for assisting with equipment installation and commissioning.
• Maintain and clean and orderly work area.
• Must follow all safety guidelines as outlined in the Company.

In order to perform the work described above in our manufacturing atmosphere, plant technicians use basic hand and power tools; lift 50 pounds by bending and stooping; climb, stand, and move around on stairs, ladders and platforms; twist, turn and bend; enter confined spaces; and stand on concrete floors for an extended period of time. Further, technicians have and are able to display skills in manufacturing processes, including operating, maintaining and cleaning automated equipment; maintaining accurate records and data; strong technical, interpersonal and problem-solving skills; and knowledge of computers. Additionally, the safety of Technicians is of great importance to Procter & Gamble. Technicians will be required to wear appropriate safety equipment, such as safety shoes, ear protection, and eye protection. 

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