Robotic Operator B LPCT

MISSION
The Robotic Operator will be responsible for system operation and upkeep. This includes but is not limited to:

• System Safety
• System Operation
• Intermediate Troubleshooting uses robot alarm screen and HMI
• Assigned Preventative Maintenance
• Communicate with operators, supervisors, maintenance, and technical staff

The Robotic Operator will be responsible for system operation and upkeep. This includes but is not limited to:

• System Safety
• System Operation
• Intermediate Troubleshooting uses robot alarm screen and HMI
• Assigned Preventative Maintenance
• Area Cleanliness
• Communicate with operators, supervisors, maintenance, and technical staff

• 1. System Safety
• 1.1. Objective:
• The Robotic Operator will understand all system safety requirements and be responsible for keeping the cell in a safe working order. If an issue arises, the Robotic Operator will shut the system down and work with the supervisor, maintenance, and technical staff to resolve the issue.
• 1.2.
  
  Essential Job Functions:
• Understand and follow:
• Lock-Out/Tag-Out Procedures
• Confined Space Procedures
• General Plant and Department Safety Procedures
• Suggest safety system improvements to supervisor and technical staff.
• Identify and report safety problems to supervisor and technical staff. Including but not limited to:
• System Operation
• Preventative Maintenance Tasks
• Equipment
• Work Area
• 2. System Operation
• 2.1. Objective:
• Robotic Operator will be responsible for system operation.
• 2.2.
  
  Essential Job Functions:
• Basic System Operation
• Load/Unload Part
• Replace Consumables
• Scan Part/Lot and Operation Sequence
• Start Program
• Part Inspection
• Run Tool Center Point (TCP) Program
• Basic understanding of total system function
• Ability to trace issue to major peripheral system
• Monitor production process based on defined criteria in Technique Card(s).
• 3. Basic Troubleshooting
• 3.1. Objective:
• Will be capable of performing intermediate troubleshooting in order to maximize cell uptime.
• 3.2.
  
  Essential Job Functions:
• Determine sub-system that is causing system failure.
• Intermediate Robot Troubleshooting:
• Jog Robot
• HOME Robot
• Identify and Recover Robot Faults
• Uses alarm screen and HMI
• Intermediate Vision System Troubleshooting:
• Identify and Recover System Failure
• Intermediate Process Troubleshooting:
• Identify conditions that caused process failure
• 4. Preventative Maintenance
• 4.1. Objective:
• Robotic Operator will be responsible for ensuring all assigned preventative maintenance tasks are performed in order to maximize cell uptime.
• 4.2.
  
  Essential Job Functions:
• Perform assigned preventative maintenance tasks.
• Provide feedback to supervisor and technical staff.
• 5. Area Cleanliness
• Keep work area free of debris.
• Verify tool boards are properly maintained.
• Report any issues to supervisor or technical staff.
• 6. Communication
• Provide fault recovery feedback to operators.
• Communicate with supervisor or technical staff on suggestions to improve system performance or solve system issues.
• Assist maintenance staff with system operation when necessary.
• 7. Complete logs and records.

• Perform other tasks as directed.

• Robotic Cell and Related Equipment
• Grit Blast Cell and Related Equipment
• Hoists, Straps, Chains, and Hooks
• Forklift
• Pallet Jack
• Basic Hand Tools
• Pneumatic Tools
• Inspection Tools and Gages

• General Plant and Department Training
• Additional Training Based On Equipment Used (i.e. Forklift Training)
• System Operator Training
• Basic Robot Training
• On-The-Job Training

• Prior robotic experience strongly preferred but not required.
• Self-motivated.
• Ability to read and interpret Technique Cards, routings, and other special instructions.
• Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
• Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
• Ability to resolve problems and share information with others.
• Ability to work independently.
• Physical ability to perform the essential job functions including lifting or maneuvering objects weighing up to 50 pounds.
• Ability to work in difficult working conditions, which may include exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, and other elements for extended periods of time.