Repair Assembly Tech II

Repair Assembly Tech II – ANDRITZ

Provides hands‑on daily work of machine assembly operations. Will work under limited supervision from the Repair Center Supervisor. Reads and interprets blueprints and engineering instructions. Uses hand tools, power tools, measuring devices and electromechanical equipment.

• Day to day responsibility for disassembly inspection, documentation, balancing, assembly and testing of all machines processed through the repair department.
• Read and follow proper shop procedures, ensuring all drawings, engineering bulletins and other documentation are available and followed while executing basic assembly, test setups and fixtures.
• Work from engineering drawings, specifications and verbal instructions.
• Interface with customers on occasional review of repairs while protecting confidential information.
• Well organized, able to read O.D./I.D micrometer and other measuring tools to insure dimensions are accurate, organize disassembly and reassembly pictures, and provide clear written root‑cause descriptions for quotes.
• Follow the Quality Plan and assure proper procedures and sign‑offs are completed before any product shipment.
• Perform skilled fitting where prescribed tolerances are exacting and difficult to attain, meeting all established quality standards.
• Interpret production order instructions.
• Plan assembly methods and procedures to assure efficient and timely progress; ensure accurate time is charged to each production order and each operation is completed in SAP and forwarded to the next work center.
• Troubleshoot machines on the test stand, addressing high vibration, temperature, noise, etc.
• Understand delivery commitments and plan accordingly to meet scheduled commitments while supporting a 90%+ annual on‑time delivery goal.
• Follow all safety rules and regulations, keeping the work area clean and organized.
• Maintain hand tools and plant equipment in good condition and report all broken tools.
• Ensure 5S procedures are implemented, maintained and scheduling goals are met.
• Provide feedback to the Production Manager regarding performance issues, suggest improvements to work processes and communicate with Production Manager and Department Lead Men to resolve production issues.
• Maintain department organization and perform regular preventive maintenance schedules on equipment.
• Other reasonably related business duties as assigned by immediate supervisor and management.

• High school graduate or GED, plus trade knowledge equivalent to completion of an apprenticeship program.
• Typically 5+ years of machine assembly experience; some experience as a working supervisor preferred.

Must be able to use most hand tools and have well‑developed mechanical aptitude. Must be able to use precision measuring instruments and read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints. Machinist skills. Experience in maintenance of rotating equipment and gear‑box repair a plus.

The physical demands of this position require the ability to walk, sit or stand for long periods of time. Must be physically able to lift a minimum of 75 pounds and have the dexterity to bend and stoop for long periods of time. Make visual inspections with precise hand and finger movements, with reasoning and problem‑solving ability.