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A Service Technician specializing in the commissioning and start-up of robotics equipment plays a vital role in ensuring that robotic systems are installed, configured, and operational according to the requirements of a specific project or production line.
Responsibilities
• Installation Planning: works with engineering teams to plan the installation of robotic equipment, considering factors such as layout, power requirements, accessibility, and safety protocols.
• Equipment Inspection: Before commissioning begins, the technician inspects all robotics equipment to ensure that it has been delivered in good condition and meets the required specifications.
• Assembly and Integration: They assemble and integrate robotic systems with other machinery, conveyor systems, sensors, and control interfaces as part of the overall production line.
• Programming: Using PLC Programming, the technician programs the robotic equipment to perform the desired tasks efficiently and accurately. This may involve writing code, configuring software interfaces, and fine-tuning parameters to optimize performance.
• Calibration and Testing: Once the robots are programmed, the technician calibrates them to ensure precise movement and alignment. They conduct thorough testing to verify that the equipment operates as intended and meets quality standards.
• Troubleshooting: During the commissioning process, the technician troubleshoots any issues that arise, such as mechanical failures, electrical problems, or programming errors. They diagnose root causes and implement solutions to minimize downtime.
• Documentation: Throughout the commissioning and start-up process, maintains detailed documentation of all activities, including installation procedures, programming changes, test results, and troubleshooting steps. This documentation is essential for future reference and quality assurance.
• Training and Support: Provide training to operators and other maintenance staff on how to operate the robotic systems safely and effectively. Offer ongoing support and guidance to ensure that users are proficient in their use and that the systems are being utilized effectively.
• Documentation and Reporting: Keeping detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs, and performance metrics is essential. Providing regular reports to management on the status of robotic systems, including any issues encountered and resolutions implemented.
• Collaboration: Working closely with engineers, designers, and other technicians is crucial to ensure that robotic systems meet the company's production requirements and quality standards. Collaboration may involve participating in meetings, sharing insights, and providing feedback on system improvements.
• Support: After the equipment is commissioned and operational, the technician provides ongoing support to address any issues that arise during production. They may also assist with continuous improvement efforts to optimize performance and efficiency.
• Technical Skills: Act as a subject matter expert for technical use and support on Allen Bradley, ABB, Siemens, and Omron.
• Robotics Skills: Ability to work independently on Fanuc, Yaskawa and ABB Programmer
A Service Technician specializing in the commissioning and start-up of robotics equipment plays a vital role in ensuring that robotic systems are installed, configured, and operational according to the requirements of a specific project or production line.
Responsibilities
• Installation Planning: works with engineering teams to plan the installation of robotic equipment, considering factors such as layout, power requirements, accessibility, and safety protocols.
• Equipment Inspection: Before commissioning begins, the technician inspects all robotics equipment to ensure that it has been delivered in good condition and meets the required specifications.
• Assembly and Integration: They assemble and integrate robotic systems with other machinery, conveyor systems, sensors, and control interfaces as part of the overall production line.
• Programming: Using PLC Programming, the technician programs the robotic equipment to perform the desired tasks efficiently and accurately. This may involve writing code, configuring software interfaces, and fine-tuning parameters to optimize performance.
• Calibration and Testing: Once the robots are programmed, the technician calibrates them to ensure precise movement and alignment. They conduct thorough testing to verify that the equipment operates as intended and meets quality standards.
• Troubleshooting: During the commissioning process, the technician troubleshoots any issues that arise, such as mechanical failures, electrical problems, or programming errors. They diagnose root causes and implement solutions to minimize downtime.
• Documentation: Throughout the commissioning and start-up process, maintains detailed documentation of all activities, including installation procedures, programming changes, test results, and troubleshooting steps. This documentation is essential for future reference and quality assurance.
• Training and Support: Provide training to operators and other maintenance staff on how to operate the robotic systems safely and effectively. Offer ongoing support and guidance to ensure that users are proficient in their use and that the systems are being utilized effectively.
• Documentation and Reporting: Keeping detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs, and performance metrics is essential. Providing regular reports to management on the status of robotic systems, including any issues encountered and resolutions implemented.
• Collaboration: Working closely with engineers, designers, and other technicians is crucial to ensure that robotic systems meet the company's production requirements and quality standards. Collaboration may involve participating in meetings, sharing insights, and providing feedback on system improvements.
• Support: After the equipment is commissioned and operational, the technician provides ongoing support to address any issues that arise during production. They may also assist with continuous improvement efforts to optimize performance and efficiency.
• Technical Skills: Act as a subject matter expert for technical use and support on Allen Bradley, ABB, Siemens, and Omron.
• Robotics Skills: Ability to work independently on Fanuc, Yaskawa and ABB Programmer
