Pump Mechanic

Job Description

Job Description

$31.47 / hour

2nd Shift : 3 : 20 p.m. – 11 : 40 p.m. will train on 1st shift for 90-days or shorter

Summary

Primary Function : Prepare associated paperwork, including nameplates, de-trash, perform associated manual and machining operations, subassembly, final assembly, test and button-up of Pump Motor Package (PMP) units, large designated Skydrol units and other designated high-volume pump families.

Working Procedures

• De-trash the kit from the stockroom, perform floor stock maintenance, cycle count floor stock, initiate short requisitions, and over-issue tickets.
• Perform all subassembly operations; machines and tools included and are not limited to lathe, presses, flat lap, polish, drill press, plating, potting & adhesive, and electrical soldering.
• Perform all the final assembly tasks – similar to subassembly tasks.
• Performing all test-associated tasks : Set-up test stand, set-up product, performing the hydraulic test, and performing electrical testing (Dielectric & insulation resistance). Create QC-203 test records.
• Button-up : Nameplate application, lockwire, painting and masking, mechanical removing of cosmetic defects and alodining.
• Works with minimum supervision.
• Sets up and prepares work areas.
• Is able to perform tasks in other work areas.
• Works from complex blueprints and assembly processes. Can utilize personal computers to obtain proper documentation (paperless operation).
• Maintains good working order for tools, jigs, inspection devices and other supplies and performs simple equipment repairs as necessary.
• Production output shall meet or exceed established standards and shall conform to prescribed quality.
• Trains fellow employees as required.
• Participates in “continuous improvement” activities / efforts with the classification / department.