Mountain Top, Pennsylvania, United States
Handles all electrical aspects of the Cornell Cookson product line. Diagnoses electrical-related issues and takes proper measures to resolve them. Assists with electrical issues of moderate to complex difficulty, troubleshooting, processing warranty components, and focuses on extraordinary customer satisfaction. Acts as a resource for the electrical products and support department, while supporting the electrical needs of internal and external customers. Reads and interprets mechanical/electrical schematics & diagrams.
Performed installations, maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing of mechanical and electrical equipment. Skilled in industrial electrical troubleshooting, including motor starting circuits, contactors, overloads and interlocks. Well-versed in using all modes of electrical multi-meters. Performed metal fabrication including welding, cutting, lathe and mill operations experience. Involved in all preventative maintenance tasks. Experience using SAP and Allen Bradley RS software.
Responsible for providing technical and hands-on service of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Performed electrical, mechanical and software troubleshooting to determine problems in non-functioning equipment and performed regular preventive maintenance on equipment. Worked closely with process engineers and manufacturing to provide high quality products and established and executed plans to improve quality of products processed throughout the area. Worked in a cleanroom environment with 200mm Semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including coat/develop tracks, steppers, inspection microscopes, wafer handling robotics, and wafer metrology systems.
Served as working leader of 30 to 75 employees in accomplishing trades and labor work. Responsible for passing on instructions to other workers received from supervisor, and starts work. Ensured that needed plans, blueprints, material, and tools were available, and that needed stock was obtained from supply locations in order to meet scheduled deadlines. Implemented maintenance and repair procedures on major electronic systems and highly complex equipment that was new to the Depot. Improvised and submitted for approval changes to detailed schematics, drawings and maintenance procedures. Coordinated with technical and professional personnel on matters affecting operating specifications and changes to equipment.
Assisted higher technical personnel in depot repairs and performed intermediate repairs as required by tech data or assigned by supervisor. Applied comprehensive technical knowledge to solve complex problems by interpreting manufacturer's manuals, technical orders, etc.