Job Description:
- Shift days: Mon-Fri
- Shift start and end time: 2p-1030p
- Dress code: jeans and polo
- Required PPE (i.e. steel toe shoes, etc.): steel toes required
- Is this a temp to hire opportunity? yes
- Do you require an interview? yes
- Quick summary of daily responsibilities The Level 1 Automation Technician supports daily production by performing basic equipment care, routine preventive maintenance, and first‑level troubleshooting. This role ensures machines and work areas remain clean, safe, and ready for operation. A strong understanding of production flow and floor operations is required.
Key Responsibilities
Machine Cleaning — Perform daily and shift‑based cleaning of automation equipment, sensors, conveyors, guarding, and surrounding areas to maintain uptime and prevent contamination.
Preventive Maintenance Routines — Complete scheduled PM tasks such as lubrication, filter changes, visual inspections, tightening fasteners, and checking wear components.
Basic Troubleshooting — Identify simple mechanical or electrical issues (jams, misalignments, loose connections, sensor blockage) and restore operation when possible.
Area Cleaning & Organization — Maintain 5S standards around machines, including sweeping, wiping surfaces, removing debris, and organizing tools and materials.
Production Support — Understand production goals, respond quickly to downtime events, and communicate issues to operators and higher‑level technicians.
Documentation — Record PM completion, downtime notes, and basic repair actions in logs or CMMS systems.
Safety Compliance — Follow lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures, PPE requirements, and safe work practices at all times.
Required Skills & Knowledge
Basic mechanical aptitude — Ability to use hand tools, identify worn parts, and understand simple mechanical systems.
Basic electrical awareness — Recognize sensors, wiring, and low‑voltage components (no live electrical work).
Understanding of production processes — Know how machines interact with upstream and downstream operations.
Attention to detail — Spot early signs of wear, leaks, or misalignment.
Communication skills — Report issues clearly to operators, leads, and Level 2/3 technicians.
Typical Experience Level
Entry‑level or 1–2 years in manufacturing, maintenance, or machine operation preferred.
Technical school or maintenance coursework is a plus but not required.
Pay: $17.00 - $20.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
