Maintenance Technician, New Haven

Position Summary
Service and repair all injection molding machines and/or all automatic, semi-automatic and manual assembly machines including preventative maintenance and tool changeovers.
Responsibilities
Perform assigned preventative maintenance duties including repairs and tooling changeovers
Troubleshoot all machine electrical, pneumatic or leak tester issues
Know and follow plant safety rules
Good attendance and punctuality
Supportive of the manufacturing operation and part/product changeovers in a timely manner
Perform other duties as assigned by the Maintenance Supervisor
Support minor facility repair projects, lighting lamp replacements and office/safety projects as directed
Close out Work-Orders within same shift they are completed
Generate shift reports regarding machine performance, operational issues, or tooling concerns for general distribution to entirety of Maintenance Group and Management staff
Coordinate communications if engineering staff needs to be brought in for issue resolution.
Be primary point of contact with shift supervisors to ensure part production is maintained during machine issues or changes in production schedules as they develop.
Ensure non-production tasks are completed on time per task or project lists (PMs)
Engage in the creation and support of maintenance service instructions and troubleshooting guides, and other departmental support documentation.
Be designated trainer for new hires in maintenance department.
Skill Requirements
Regular and predictable attendance.
Strong professional and interpersonal skills.
Ability to interact with co-workers, customers, vendors and visitors in a respectful and professional manner
Proven ability to work independently as well as multi-task
Strong organization skills
Proficient computer skills and abilities with Microsoft Office products (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, etc)
Excellent written and verbal communications skills.
Education and Experience Requirements
High school graduate or equivalent experience
Post high school training preferred
Associate degree preferred in a technical field (e.g. Electronics technology or industrial automation) or trade school certificate
Minimum of 5 years' experience in Production Machine Maintenance to be preferred
Licensing or Special Certification Requirements
MiOSHA Industrial Powered Truck License
MiOSHA Overhead Crane License
MiOSHA Powered Lift Operation License
Physical Requirements
Standing, walking, repeated bending, reaching, climbing stairs
Lifting and carrying up to 40 lbs
Pushing or pulling up to 200 lbs
Use of hands and legs
Speak clearly, oral communication
Ability for rapid manual/muscular coordination simultaneously involving wrist/hands/fingers
Vision: depth perception and distinguish basic colors
Operation of truck or motor vehicle without restrictions
Working Conditions
Works inside within an automotive components manufacturing office setting and may be exposed to heat, cold and fumes/chemicals.
Noise: constant above 85dcb with vibration
Working with machinery with moving parts
Occasionally work with chemicals, grease and oils, moving vehicles, alone, hands in water, and more than 40 hours ******* hours)
Protective Equipment Required
Eye protection required
Hearing protection Required
Occasionally hard hat, gloves and safety shoes are required
Masks or face shields as required
Must be able to supply own basic tools for job function