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Job Responsibilities of the Robotic Welder/Programmer:·Develop and optimize robotic welding programs based on engineering drawings, specifications, and production requirements. ·Generate reports on production output, efficiency, and any issues encountered during the welding process.
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Job Title: Robotic Welder/ProgrammerLocation: Waterloo, IowaSalary: $55-75K plus bonusJob Summary of the Robotic Welder/Programmer:The Robotic Welder/Programmer is responsible for operating and programming robotic welding equipment.
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Education & Experience of the Robotic Welder/Programmer: High school diploma or equivalent. Set up and calibrate robotic welding systems, ensuring proper alignment and functionality. Conduct routine maintenance and troubleshooting of robotic welding equipment to ensure optimal performance.
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Prior experience programming welding and robotic welding processes, procedures. Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of robotic welding programs, adjustments, and maintenance activities. Adhere to and enforce safety protocols and guidelines for robotic welding operations.
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Prior experience troubleshooting robotic/welding equipment. Included in those responsibilities are a strong ability to program robotic welders, diagnose (troubleshoot) and provide solutions to robotic welding equipment failures, breakdowns, etc.
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Prior experience working with inspection and sampling of incoming parts and raw materials. Implement quality control processes and make necessary adjustments to robotic programs to achieve consistent weld quality.
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Technical certification or degree in welding technology or a related field is a plus. Utilize programming languages such as G-code or proprietary robotic programming languages to create efficient and accurate welding paths.
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Identify and rectify any defects or inconsistencies in the welding process. This person must have a continuous improvement mindset with the ability to recommend process and technical improvements. This includes ensuring maximum run time for welding robots.
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Diagnoses, troubleshoots, maintains, and repairs process/production machines, equipment, such as electrical control circuits from 24V up to and including 480V AC, electro-mechanical test devices, instrumentation devices, PLC’s, ladder logic controllers and variable frequency drives as necessary.
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You will develop comprehensive preventative and predictive maintenance plans for the Foundry production equipment and processes through both internal and external resources. Your Responsibilities: As a Maintenance Engineer at our John Deere Foundry facility, you will provide engineering design and support of Foundry modifications and improvements.
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What began with a single clamshell dredge and a horse and wagon has evolved into a large-scale production and trucking business with several plants in the Omaha metro area along Nebraska's Platte River.
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Job Title: Automation ManagerLocation: Waterloo, IowaSalary: $95-120K plus bonus Job Summary of the Automation Manager: The Automation Manager is responsible for for leading process improvement/automation efforts in Assembly and Manufacturing (production) areas.
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Job Summary of the Manufacturing Engineer: The Manufacturing Engineer is accountable for new process development for the production of existing products; design and fabrication of test fixtures; designs, develops, and/or purchases equipment to produce a quality and cost-effective product.
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Type Direct Hire Salary $90,000 - $120,000 / yr Job Title: Automation ManagerLocation: Waterloo, IowaSalary: $95-120K plus bonus Job Summary of the Automation Manager: The Automation Manager is responsible for for leading process improvement/automation efforts in Assembly and Manufacturing (production) areas.
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We're seeking a 2nd Shift Group Leader to join our HNI Workplace Furnishings team in Muscatine, IA where you'll enjoy competitive compensation starting between $70-80k + 5,200/yr shift differential and bonus.
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