Maintenance

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Jackson Furniture Ind.

Posted 3 months ago

Full Time

Front Royal, Virginia

In Person

Smart Summary

Responsibilities

The Maintenance Apprentice is responsible for assisting in the repair and maintenance of CNC/Router equipment and controls. This includes performing planned maintenance procedures and documenting the results to ensure equipment reliability.

Qualifications

You have a High School Diploma or equivalent, with a preferred Associate degree in a related field. You possess at least one year of experience in troubleshooting and repairing electronic, electrical, or mechanical systems, and can interpret technical documents and schematics.

Must Have Skills for ATS

CNC

Router equipment

electronics

software

electrical

mechanical systems

machine tool manuals

technical documents

schematics

diagrams

hand tools

gages

Job Description

Job Summary:

The Entry level Maintenance Apprentice primary responsibility is assisting in the repair of equipment and ensuring Planned Maintenance (PM) procedures are completed. The technician will also support the documentation of PM procedures.

Summary of Essential Functions:

  • Install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain CNC/Router equipment and controls
  • Troubleshoot electronics, software, electrical and mechanical systems
  • Replace, repair and/or calibrate mechanical systems as needed
  • Work alongside other technicians for repairs to ensure safety and quality
  • Use machine tool manuals technical documents and vendor resources to research and diagnose mechanical/electrical problems
  • Complete testing and benchmarks for machines
  • Complete and document PM on CNC/Router machines
  • Acting as the initial escalation point for related work items
  • Train, mentor and coach new and current employees
  • Delivering excellent communications across the organization, both written and verbal form
  • Maintaining poise, professionalism and working independently without supervision
  • Other duties as assigned

Minimum Requirements:

  • Knowledge of mechanics and the mechanical fit of components, assemblies and sub-assemblies preferred
  • Experience with the following; instillation and precision alignment of machine tool mechanisms, perform mechanical scraping of machine tool ways, bearings and mating surfaces to support ball screw replacement, gearbox rebuilds, linear guide replacement, spindle rebuild/replacement preferred
  • 1+ years’ experience in troubleshooting, diagnosing and repairing at least two of the following; electronic, electrical or mechanical systems preferred
  • Associate degree in related field preferred; High School Diploma or equivalent required
  • Require a close attention to detail, the ability to prioritize and  the ability to work in a fast-paced production environment between several different departments
  • Ability to interact with employees of all levels and backgrounds
  • Ability to read and interpret technical documents, mechanical drawings, schematics and diagrams
  • Lifting of up to 50 lbs. and manipulating bulky sub-assemblies and parts / tooling
  • Basic computer skills required
  • Must have good manual dexterity, the ability to use various hand tools and gages, ability to climb and work at elevated heights, exert considerable physical effort, bend, lift, stoop, climb
  • Must possess and maintain a valid driver’s license

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Jackson Furniture Ind.

Born in 1903, Mr. W. Ray Jackson left very humble beginnings in Cleveland, TN at age 16 to set out on his own. After working for several years in an auto assembly plant in Ohio, he returned back South to Tennessee to try the chair upholstery business. After quickly learning the upholstery craft, he took the $30 in his pocket - ALL he had left after the banks closed during the Great Depression - and started Jackson Furniture Company. The business grew and grew with expanded factories and more people hired and put to work. His $30 gamble paid off as by the 1970s he had over 1.3 million square feet of furniture manufacturing space in TN, MS, TX, and FL - and now held one of the largest family owned furniture enterprises in the USA. His greatest turning point was determining that assembly line production of Platform Glider Recliners was the key to a "comfortable America"​. He took his knowledge from the automobile industry and applied it to Chair/Glider production. These same techniques are still used every day in our plants as the culture still thrives under 3rd generation leadership. Mr. Jackson would often comment that much of his success came from good old-fashioned hard work, and a dedication to giving employees an opportunity to "better themselves"​. Today, Jackson Furniture Industries remains focused in the USA. We have 6 factories and over 1,500 dedicated employees and vendors committed to producing the most comfortable and longest lasting furniture that money can buy. At Jackson Furniture, we are investing in our plants and doing everything we can to remain a trusted, strong and competitive employer in the U.S. We are extremely proud of our roots and we look forward to providing you with American-made comfort and quality for many more years to come!
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