As a Maintenance Supervisor, you are responsible for effectively performing all the required duties of the position in an accurate, thorough, and safe manner while adhering to all GMPs and taking an active role in directing and leading the Maintenance team.
Compensation
Pay range for this position is $78,000 to $88,000 depending on experience.
Responsibilities
Troubleshooting and repair in Electrical, Electronics, PLC, Instrumentation, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Mechanical, Welding, Cutting, Brazing, Plumbing, HVAC, Combustion, Boilers, Compressors, and Fire & Sprinkler Systems
Direct and lead a maintenance team
Adhere to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP’s)
Take responsibility in work area to produce a safe and quality food product
Resolve problems while providing innovative solutions
Install, trouble shoot and test electromechanical and electronic relays, RTU’s and associated equipment, and assist with SCADA/Substation communications.
Responsibilities
Install, trouble shoot and test electromechanical and electronic relays, RTU’s and associated equipment
Assist Communication Technicians to install and maintain radio communication devices for SCADA/Substation communications
Interact with TEP communication engineers during project planning meetings
Work with Project Engineers during substation commissioning
Install and terminate wiring of relays, RTU’s, PT’s/CT’s and other related substation equipment
Lead and manage quality engineering for a new battery energy storage manufacturing site, driving continuous improvement, statistical process control, and compliance with industry standards.
Compensation
This position is a salary grade 6-8 and ranges from $74,300-$166,200.
Responsibilities
Apply engineering principles and analytical techniques to drive continuous improvement in automated battery manufacturing processes
Establish and monitor quality target levels at the workstation level for each build phase
Manage and direct Statistical Process Control (SPC) activities, utilizing control charts, data collection, and GD&T
Conduct process audits to ensure the production process adheres to strict guidelines, specific process standards, and environmental/quality compliance
Support efficiency planning to ensure workstations are properly set up with quality risks and failure modes (PFMEA) proactively identified and addressed
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Industrial, or related field)
Nice to have: Master’s degree in Engineering or an MBA
Electrical Apprentice is responsible for learning and assisting in assembly, installation, wiring, troubleshooting, startup, and maintenance of automation equipment and systems through a structured apprenticeship program.
Responsibilities
Assist in assembly, installation, wiring, troubleshooting, startup, and maintenance of automation equipment and systems
Training in lockout/tag out, proper PPE and requirements for safety in field
Drill and tap holes for p-clips, brackets, I/O blocks, tags, etc.
Manufacture a bracket including cutting, drill/tap, welding and painting
Provide entry level outside plant (OSP) installation support on various sized and scope utility construction project sites.
Locations (3)
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Iowa, United States
Minnesota, United States
Compensation
The starting pay for this position is $20.00 an hour and may vary based on the candidate's skills, experience, and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Performs general manual strenuous laborer within all weather conditions that includes but is not limited to hand digging, installing utilities, moving material, inspecting ground conditions, ensuring traffic control
Supports crew with jobsite setup and closeout tasks that could include; loading and unloading trucks, taking photos, setting up cones and traffic signs, prepping equipment
Lead and develop projects that reduce safety risk, drive process improvements, and support locomotive manufacturing operations.
Compensation
The salary rate for this role is currently $62100-85300
Responsibilities
Lead and develop projects that will reduce safety risk across the operations and drive improvements on the EHS front.
Manage high impact process and quality improvement projects yielding significant reduction in defects and increased productivity in the work group / department.
Drive process improvement / cycle reduction initiatives, reduce overall costs, promote standardization, improve Time on Product, and increase capacity.
Collaborate with the NPI and Lean teams, as well as design engineering, sourcing, vendors, and operations to develop locomotive processes using 3D models, drawings, difference reports, and operator load charts.
Develop and maintain manufacturing methods and create process routings and manufacturing instructions.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited university or college
Machinist I responsible for operating CNC and manual machines, performing maintenance, and supporting production processes at Watlow’s Columbia facility.
Basic level equipment operations that could include operating directional drill, mini excavator, hydro truck, etc. with constant guidance from an experienced operator
Consistently meets production expectations set by experienced Laborer, Foreman, and/or members of management
Takes initiative and is actively engaged in training alongside experience Laborers and Operators learning installations, print reading, equipment operations, etc.
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