Robotics Technician

Position: Robot TechnicianOpenings: 1st shift and 2nd shift openings, 8-10 hour days1st shift: 6 AM - 2:30 PM2nd shift: 3 PM - 11:30 PMDuration: 2 - year Contract to Hire (guarantee to get hired on directly as long as successful within the role)Pay Rate: $21-23/hr - depending on years of experience, education, and certificationsLocation: Auburn Hills, MIStart Date: 9/3Must Haves:-2+ years of experience as a robot, automotive, automation technician or related (experience in school is acceptable)-Ability to troubleshoot mechanically and electrically-Ability to read electrical & mechanical blueprints and schematics-Proficient with using hand tools such as screwdrivers, Allen wrenches, and multimeter-Minimum of High School Diploma/GED, Associates Degree in Robotics preferred-Comfortable working overtime and Saturday shifts when neededPlusses:-Robot certificationsResponsibilities:A leading supplier of automation for manufacturing is looking for an eager Robotics Technician to join their team in Auburn Hills, MI. Daily job duties are:• Consistently achieves high quality when working on Product assembly, modification, and/or system integration from documentation (prints, illustration, and schematics)• Sequentially follow step by step instructions provided in Manufacturing Process Plan - Documenting all in-process checks.• Using engineering design documents – place, assemble, and secure robots and associated equipment in defined locations.• Move robot via teach pendant.• Load, upgrade, backup FAC software.• Define or teach simple robot path.• Testing or functional verification of Products and/or Systems as defined (PDE EX testing, Engineer releases or Manufacturing Control plans)• Troubleshooting or debugging mechanical/electrical equipment• Disassembly and preparation of FAC product and Systems for shipment.• Proper care and use of FAC tools and compliance with Tool Management Procedure (check-out and return FAC tooling daily)• Reliable and consistent attendance required.• Maintain high level of professionalism in appearance, communication, and work area organization