Maintenance Technician.
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About this role
Maintenance/Process Technician (Day Shift) CREGG are now hiring a Technician to work Day Shift onsite with a leading multinational Medical Device company in Galway. Candidates with production line maintenance or strong mechanical/electrical background encouraged to apply! For more information on this excellent opportunity please send CV to Rachel Mc Mahon Call: 086-0127415 Email: [email protected]
About the role
The successful candidate will work on the day shift. 7am-3pm Monday-Friday Requirements Strong Electro/Mechanical or Maintenance background with hands on equipment problem solving. Experience in conveyors, Electronics, Hydraulics, motors,sensors etc Troubleshooting & Fault Finding Skills – Carry out scheduled & un-scheduled Preventative Maintenance. Yield Management – Ability to manage yield on an hour by hour basis and analyse trends and identify opportunities for improvement Carry out preventative and corrective maintenance, completing all associated paperwork and records Communication skills. Ability to explain and communicate issues effectively Key Responsibilities Minimum 1 year experience in similar role OR Level 6 trade qualified Build Quality into all aspects of work by maintaining compliance to all quality requirements Work with Manufacturing Engineers in developing, trouble shooting, standardising and improving existing production methods and procedures Assist ME’s in investigating and implementing new production methods Assist ME’s in design methods, part sourcing and documentation Get in touch to find out more on this excellent career opportunity. Call: 0860127415 Email: [email protected] INDTRAC
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