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… determine whether issues stem from component wear, programming logic, process variation, setup conditions, operator interaction, or system design limitations. Serve as the escalation point for difficult automation and …
Added Oct 27, 2026
… determine whether issues stem from component wear, programming logic, process variation, setup conditions, operator interaction, or system design limitations. Serve as the escalation point for difficult automation and …
Added Oct 27, 2026
… determine whether issues stem from component wear, programming logic, process variation, setup conditions, operator interaction, or system design limitations. Serve as the escalation point for difficult automation and …
Added Oct 27, 2026
In person Full time Regular … maintenance documentation. Responsible for maintain spare parts for its assigned equipment; all additional machine components as necessary. Makes recommendations for equipment improvement and work with engineer and …
Added Oct 29, 2026
… technicians). Allocate workforce based on production requirements, skill matrix, and priorities. Monitor operator performance, discipline, attendance, and productivity. Conduct shift briefings, tool box talks, and daily …
Added Oct 27, 2026
In person Full time Regular … and lead automation activities at both the Chesterfield and Bradford Production Sites. Develop HMI’s for operator use. Coordinating with cross-functional team(s) to resolve automation issues. Write programs for new …
Added Oct 27, 2026
Pay posted by employer $32.17–$40.22
… Operate large CNC controlled vertical bridge mill. Identify work piece and assist in loading of part on to machine . Set up and align part using work holding equipment such as fixtures, vices, blocks, shims, parallels, …
Added Oct 27, 2026
A Machine Operator 1 is responsible for operating a single machine. Candidates must be willing and able to work in a …
Added Nov 6, 2026
A Machine Operator 1 is responsible for operating a single machine. Candidates must be willing and able to work in a …
Added Nov 6, 2026
This is a journeyman level machinist position where the operator can operate most or all machines in the shop. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES · Operate a …
Added Oct 28, 2026
Pay posted by employer $91,700–$152,700
… of tooling, writing NC programs, and performing training mainly for the Schenectady Rotor / Field Machine shop and the Large Machining Shop and Services Machining scope. Job Description Essential Responsibilities …
Added Oct 29, 2026
Job Overview: As the Horizontal Directional Bore Operator /Locator, you possess a high level of expertise in locating and product support equipment, as well as …
Added Nov 3, 2026
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Pay posted by employer $97,530–$158,480
… Autonomy Development Framework Platform Engineering (Planning, Positioning, Perception) Safety Solutions (Operator Augmentation, Collision Mitigation, AI Assistant) Remote Control Solutions Site Technology (Surface, …
Added Oct 27, 2026
Pay posted by employer $128,470–$208,770
… with a high degree of independence, this role leads complex software solutions across Grade Control, operator convenience, and machine optimization domains, balancing short term delivery needs with long term …
Added Oct 27, 2026
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Pay posted by employer $112,710–$169,060
… process. Our section has 120 features in production on a wide variety of Caterpillar models focused on machine performance and operator assistance. Features include Transmission Automatic Gear Selection, Machine Speed …
Added Oct 27, 2026
… and certification are in line with due date Differentiate the different tumbler, shot and glass peening machine utilization Perform daily maintenance checklist and ensure safe working practices Perform scheduled …
Added Oct 27, 2026
Pay posted by employer $37,400–$62,400
… or procedures. Sets up and operates automated equipment – PLC or manual controlled. Must understand machine fault codes and related mechanical/electrical relationship as it relates to the operation of the machine. …
Added Nov 3, 2026
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Pay posted by employer $112,710–$183,140
… Autonomy Development Framework Platform Engineering (Planning, Positioning, Perception) Safety Solutions (Operator Augmentation, Collision Mitigation, AI Assistant) Remote Control Solutions Site Technology (Surface, …
Added Oct 27, 2026
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GE HealthCare Technologies
Pay posted by employer $26.65–$33.32 per hour
… processes as production grows. If you’ve worked as a manufacturing technician, production technician, machine operator , or setup operator and have experience with equipment adjustments and troubleshooting, we encourage you to …
Added Nov 4, 2026
GHT
GE HealthCare Technologies
Pay posted by employer $26.65–$33.32 per hour
… processes as production grows. If you’ve worked as a manufacturing technician, production technician, machine operator , or setup operator and have experience with equipment adjustments and troubleshooting, we encourage you to …
Added Nov 4, 2026
Key Skills · employer excerpt Advanced troubleshooting and fault isolation Root cause analysis and structured problem solving Robotics and automation system diagnostics PLC, HMI, and controls troubleshooting Electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic diagnostics 6 more in the full description below.
About this opportunity Original employer description
Job Description Summary GE Vernova’s Gas Power business engineers advanced, efficient natural gas-powered technologies and services, along with decarbonization solutions that aim to help electrify a lower carbon future. It is a global leader in gas turbines and power plant technologies and services with the industry’s largest installed base
Job Description Essential Responsibilities
Advanced Automation & Robotics Support
Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and optimize robotic systems, automated equipment, and manufacturing cells used in production. Perform advanced fault isolation across integrated systems including robots, PLCs, HMIs, sensors, drives, conveyors, end-of-arm tooling, safety circuits, and peripheral equipment. Diagnose and resolve complex equipment issues involving multiple failure modes across electrical, mechanical, controls, and process interactions. Lead technical troubleshooting during high-impact downtime events, using a systematic approach to identify root cause and restore operation safely and efficiently. Evaluate recurring failures and chronic equipment losses to determine whether issues stem from component wear, programming logic, process variation, setup conditions, operator interaction, or system design limitations. Serve as the escalation point for difficult automation and robotics problems that cannot be resolved through standard maintenance practices. Controls, Programming, and Diagnostics
Troubleshoot and support PLC logic, robot programs, CNC interfaces, servo systems, VFDs, and HMI-controlled processes. Perform I/O diagnostics, signal tracing, device verification, and communication troubleshooting across control panels and machine networks. Make controlled program edits, parameter adjustments, and recovery changes within approved procedures and change management expectations. Analyze alarms, faults, interlocks, sequence issues, and machine state conditions to identify hidden causes of equipment stoppage or performance degradation. Support backup, restoration, and version control of robot, PLC, and HMI programs in coordination with engineering and controls teams. Assist in validating control system changes and startup performance after repairs, upgrades, or process adjustments. Reliability, Root Cause, and Continuous Improvement
Drive a structured troubleshooting culture using root cause analysis tools such as 5 Whys, fishbone diagrams, fault trees, Pareto review, and failure trend analysis. Investigate chronic downtime, nuisance faults, repeat failures, and intermittent issues with the goal of eliminating recurrence. Identify weak points in equipment design, maintenance strategy, spare parts readiness, component selection, or operating practice and recommend durable corrective actions. Participate in and support reliability-centered maintenance activities including PM optimization, predictive maintenance, spare parts strategy, FMEA, TPM, and critical asset planning. Use historical downtime data, alarm history, failure patterns, and maintenance records to prioritize improvement efforts. Develop and implement corrective and preventive actions that improve machine reliability, process stability, throughput, and safety. System Integration & Technical Improvement
Support automation engineers with equipment upgrades, controls modifications, retrofits, and integration of new automation technologies. Participate in commissioning, startup, debug, and validation of new robotic cells, automation systems, and production equipment. Assist in proving out system functionality after installation or major maintenance, including verification of machine performance, safety systems, communications, and process repeatability. Recommend and help implement improvements to increase equipment robustness, reduce cycle interruptions, improve fault recovery, and simplify maintenance access. Support integration and troubleshooting of industrial communication systems including EtherNet/IP, Profinet, device-level networks, remote I/O, and smart instrumentation. Contribute technical input to capital projects, controls upgrades, and equipment redesign efforts based on hands-on operational experience. Production and Process Support
Respond rapidly to equipment downtime while balancing immediate recovery with thorough technical evaluation. Work cross-functionally with production, engineering, and quality teams to resolve process-related automation issues that affect output, scrap, repeatability, or product quality. Distinguish between machine faults, process faults, programming issues, setup errors, and operator-driven variation in order to apply the right corrective action. Support product and process changeovers requiring advanced equipment adjustment, reteaching, recalibration, or program verification. Assist in developing robust recovery methods for process interruptions to minimize scrap and unplanned downtime. Provide technical mentorship and guidance to maintenance technicians and operators on equipment behavior, fault recovery, and basic troubleshooting practices. Documentation, Standardization, and Knowledge Capture
Maintain detailed records of troubleshooting findings, root cause conclusions, corrective actions, program changes, and equipment modifications. Update electrical schematics, troubleshooting guides, recovery procedures, PM documents, and maintenance work instructions as needed. Document lessons learned from major failures and support creation of troubleshooting standards to improve future response. Help build technical documentation that improves repeatability, accelerates diagnosis, and reduces dependency on tribal knowledge. Ensure all repairs, modifications, and adjustments are properly communicated and recorded in accordance with site procedures. Safety, Risk Reduction, and Compliance
Follow all GE Vernova, local site, and regulatory safety requirements related to electrical systems, robotics, automation equipment, and machine safeguarding. Execute and support lockout/tagout, arc flash awareness, stored energy isolation, and machine safety verification activities. Troubleshoot and maintain safety systems including light curtains, interlocks, guarding, safety relays, safety PLCs, and emergency stop circuits. Identify equipment conditions that create safety, quality, or reliability risk and escalate or correct them appropriately. Support safe startup and restart of automated systems following maintenance, fault recovery, or system modification.
Qualifications/Requirements
Associate degree, technical diploma, or certification in one of the following:Mechatronics Robotics Industrial Automation Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Controls Technologyor equivalent hands-on experience 4+ years of experience in a manufacturing, automation, robotics, or advanced maintenance environment. Demonstrated experience troubleshooting integrated industrial equipment beyond routine component replacement. Working knowledge of:industrial robotics PLC-controlled systems industrial electrical systems servo and motion systems mechanical power transmission pneumatic and hydraulic systems machine safety systems Flexibility: Willingness to work A, B, or C Shift.A: 5AM - 3:30PM (MON, TUES, WED, TH) B: 3:30PM - 2AM (MON, TUES, WED, TH) C: 6AM - 6:30PM (FRI, SAT, SUN)
Desired Education/Experience
Experience supporting complex automated manufacturing systems with multiple integrated subsystems. Experience with industrial robots and cobots such as: FANUC KUKA ABB Yaskawa Motoman Familiarity with PLC and controls platforms such as: Siemens Rockwell Automation / Allen-Bradley Experience with: servo drives and motion control VFDs and motor control systems industrial networks such as EtherNet/IP and Profinet vision systems automated conveyors and material handling safety PLCs and machine guarding systems data collection or condition monitoring tools Experience participating in root cause investigations, reliability improvement efforts, and startup/commissioning activities. Ability to read and interpret: electrical schematics ladder logic panel layouts P&IDs mechanical drawings robot and automation documentation Key Skills
Advanced troubleshooting and fault isolation Root cause analysis and structured problem solving Robotics and automation system diagnostics PLC, HMI, and controls troubleshooting Electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic diagnostics Ability to diagnose intermittent and systemic failures Strong technical judgment under production pressure Continuous improvement and reliability mindset Clear communication across maintenance, engineering, and operations teams Technical documentation and knowledge sharing Ability to work independently on complex problems with limited supervision
Other Requirements/Responsibilities
Obey all safety rules including wearing personal protective equipment such as safety toe shoes, safety glasses, and hearing protection in designated areas. Comply with all practices and procedures including the GE Vernova Bangor Handbook, the Code of Mutual Respect, and the GE Vernova Spirit & Letter. Qualify for and utilize specialized personal protective equipment (e.g. respirator, arc flash and fall protection), as required for the position. Perform a diverse range of tasks and responsibilities by effectively utilizing cross-training and multi-skilling. This includes, but is not limited to, operating multiple machines simultaneously within the same shop/area and based on business needs. Foster a safety culture by engaging in and supporting Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) audits, training sessions, related activities, and compliance with Life-Saving Rules (LSR). Ensure that all products consistently meet or exceed the quality standards and customer expectations. Additionally, identify and address any quality issues promptly to maintain high standards and customer satisfaction. Deliver the products/services right the first time, every time, with focus, using standard work and lean to ensure both safety and quality objectives are met and sustained. Embrace innovation and a continuous improvement/lean mindset through collaborative efforts with Safety/Quality/Delivery/Cost/Culture initiatives supporting the overall success of the Bangor and GE Vernova Teams. Innovate and solve problems rapidly with rigor, transparency, and to Stop Work when needed.Complete all required certifications promptly and within designated timeframes. Adhere to established company standard work procedures and continuously seek process improvements. Complete all required training promptly and thoroughly. Treat others with dignity and respect while being committed to proactively solving problems, raising concerns, and working collaboratively as one team . Communicate with transparency, integrity, and respect to foster positive working relationships. Take ownership of work and roles/responsibilities so each individual and each team is accountable for delivering on commitments.
Job Assessment/Interview Requirements
Must successfully pass an assessment to demonstrate knowledge and ability in utilizing significant mechanical, electrical, and programmable logic controller experience and troubleshooting. Interview based role
Pay Transparency: The starting pay rate for this position is $43.2016/hr plus a 10% shift bonus. The position will remain open until a candidate is identified for offer.
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