Additive Manufacturing Maintenance Technician - EAN

The Additive Manufacturing Maintenance Technician ensures metal additive manufacturing equipment operates safely, reliably, and efficiently. The technician installs, commissions, maintains, calibrates, troubleshoots, and repairs equipment; performs preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance; and documents service work, calibration results, and parts usage. The technician also works with operations, engineering, quality, EHS, and OEM partners to resolve equipment issues, complete upgrades, improve performance, and meet safety and quality requirements.

• Perform preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on metal additive manufacturing equipment
• Conduct semi-annual and annual maintenance activities in accordance with OEM requirements and internal maintenance procedures
• Conduct thorough inspections and testing to verify that equipment meets applicable quality and safety requirements
• Properly document safety-related findings and communicate issues requiring additional engineering, EHS, or OEM support
• Maintain detailed and accurate records of maintenance activities, repairs, parts used, calibration results, inspections, and equipment issues
• Maintain equipment service histories and communicate maintenance status to relevant stakeholders
• Document recurring failures and recommend corrective or preventive actions
• Maintain accurate records of OEM service activities and equipment upgrades
• Follow all applicable facility safety procedures and requirements when working on AM equipment
• Manage AM maintenance tools, specialty tooling, calibration equipment, and service resources
• Maintain appropriate spare-parts inventory for supported AM equipment
• Provide technical support for AM equipment as needed
• Support continuous improvement activities intended to improve AM machine performance, reliability, uptime, and maintainability
• Monitor critical spare parts and identify potential shortages or long lead time items
• Ensure maintenance tools and equipment are properly maintained, calibrated, and available when needed
• Inspect equipment to identify worn, damaged, or degraded components and determine the appropriate repair or replacement requirements
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, controls, software, and equipment performance issues
• Diagnose equipment failures and perform repairs to restore equipment functionality and reliability
• Perform required equipment calibrations and verification activities
• Maintain calibration records and ensure equipment remains within required specifications
• Identify equipment performance deviations and work with engineering and/or OEM personnel to determine appropriate corrective actions
• Work collaboratively with engineering, operations, quality, EHS, and other technical personnel to resolve equipment issues
• Ensure all safety procedures, practices, and regulations are followed before, during, and after the process to foster a positive safety culture by having a safety-first mindset and approach during execution of activities
• Green Wood has designated this as a "safety-sensitive" position

• Assist with installing and commissioning additive manufacturing equipment at the CMC facility in accordance with OEM specifications and established procedures
• Assist with equipment acceptance, commissioning, and qualification activities
• Identify and resolve installation-related issues to ensure equipment is fully operational and ready for production
• Assist with installing and implementing OEM-recommended hardware and software upgrades
• Perform mechanical and electrical installation, connection, testing, and functional verification of AM equipment
• Coordinate with OEM technical support organizations when troubleshooting complex equipment issues
• Maintain current knowledge of OEM service procedures, equipment updates, and recommended maintenance practices
• Attend OEM and other technical training as required to maintain proficiency with current and emerging AM equipment technologies
• Develop and maintain the technical knowledge necessary to safely work with metal powders, lasers/electron beams, high-voltage systems, electrical equipment, compressed gases, vacuum systems, and other AM-related hazards, as applicable to the equipment supported
• Develop and maintain appropriate MESH/EHS-related skills and capabilities to support equipment inspections, troubleshooting, and maintenance internally where appropriate, reducing reliance on outside service providers
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