Key Responsibilities Preventive Maintenance (PM): Develop and execute daily, weekly, monthly, and annual maintenance schedules to minimize machine failure rates. Breakdown Maintenance (BM): Diagnose and repair machine failures rapidly (involving mechanical, pneumatic, vacuum, and electrical control systems) during production downtime. Spare Parts Management: Oversee the procurement, inventory levels, and cost‑control measures for critical components. OEE Improvement: Enhance Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) by identifying and reducing unscheduled downtime. MTTR Reduction: Optimize repair procedures and troubleshooting tools to minimize the Mean Time To Repair. MTBF Extension: Analyze bottlenecks and perform technical upgrades or process tuning to extend the Mean Time Between Failures. New Equipment Introduction (NPI): Responsible for the installation, calibration, parameter setting, and production validation of new machinery. Process Collaboration: Partner with Process Engineers (IE) to adjust equipment parameters to meet new product development or engineering change (ECN) requirements. Program Maintenance: Debugging and maintaining PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) programs, HMI (Human‑Machine Interface), robotic arm paths, and machine vision systems. System Integration: Ensure equipment data communicates reliably with MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems) or EAP (Equipment Automation Platforms). Qualifications Automation / Mechanical Engineering or electronic engineering and related majors. Fluent English. Mechatronics: Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical schematics, pneumatic diagrams, and mechanical blueprints. PLC & Control: Familiarity with programming and troubleshooting major PLC brands (e.g., Mitsubishi, Siemens, Omron). Precision Components: Knowledge of servo motors, ball screws, linear guides, sensors, vacuum pumps, and robotic arms (e.g., FANUC, ABB, Epson). Vision Systems: Understanding of CCD cameras, lighting, and image processing algorithms (e.g., Cognex, Keyence). Proficient in using multimeters, oscilloscopes, calibration instruments, and other diagnostic tools. Ability to use AutoCAD or SolidWorks to view or modify component drawings. Familiarity with typical electronics manufacturing equipment, such as WS (Wave solder) machines, screws machine, dispensers, ultrasonic welders, vacuum sealers, or semiconductor‑related equipment. #J-18808-Ljbffr