Maintenance Weld Tech. - 1st & 2nd Shift - Harper Woods

Fisher Dynamics is currently seeking a Maintenance Weld Technician for our Harper Woods, MI facility on both 1st and 2nd shift. Weld Technicians are responsible for repair and maintenance of weld cell equipment to provide efficient and quality welding application. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Coordinate the process/procedures as it relates to welding for new product launches and current production
• Perform preventive maintenance and troubleshoot automated welding cells and equipment
• Set up of robotic and resistance weld operations and Poke-yoke apparatus
• Fixture modification and adjustments
• Operate and program robotic weld cells
• Assist in the training of operators on all weld cell operations
• Responsible for verifying and documenting changes to process parameters
• Assist Welding Engineers as needed
• Read electrical schematics and other documents to assist in diagnosing and repairing machinery and equipment
• Troubleshoot machinery and equipment
• Works to eliminate downtime. Identifies and eliminates sources of downtime and extraneous variation through root cause analysis and implementation of corrective measures with Engineering Teams
• Communicate with co-workers and others to carry out job duties
• Various other duties as required by the department

Qualifications 

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Skills:

Welding proficiency – knowledge of multiple welding processes including laser welding, gas metal arc welding, and resistance welding – including the ability to manually weld and pass the welding certification requirements

Knowledge of troubleshooting and maintaining welding equipment – Lincoln electric, Miller, Entron, HighYag RLSK, IPG, Precitec, etc.

Knowledge of IATF16949

Knowledge of cutting, forming, turning, milling, grinding, tool sharpening, SPS (statistical process control) charting, calculating speeds and feeds, machine setup, blueprint reading, electrical schematic reading

Must have knowledge of mechanical, pneumatic, electrical and hydraulic systems sufficient to diagnose and repair machines

Must be able to operate basic metrology equipment, grease guns, grinders, drill presses, punch presses, hand tools, and equipment related to the maintenance and repair of equipment and machines 

Communication skills to communicate and interact with all levels of employees

Computer skills and math skills sufficient to perform department related tasks are required

Education

Formal training leading to journeyman status in Machine Repair preferred 

Experience

3-5 years’ experience

Safety

Safety glasses and hearing protection required. Other safety equipment required on an as needed basis.

Work Environment

Working environment and physical requirements of this position are those typical of an office setting and manufacturing environment.

Physical Demands

Working environment and physical requirements of this position are those typical of a manufacturing environment. Job requires very frequent visual effort and concentration, and the ability to move in and around equipment and machinery throughout the plant(s), including second story areas. This may include climbing on, in and around locked out machinery and equipment. Must be able to identify colors for purposes of executing machine and equipment repairs. The ability to lift 40 pounds is required.