Shift Technician 

Main Responsibilities

• To work with the Shift Supervisors to start and stop machines and troubleshoot day-to-day processing problems to maximize machine up time;
• Execution of other relevant technical tasks on-shift to maintain production at optimal performance;
• Carry out regular services on machines;
• Provide cover for the Shift Supervisor where appropriate and required;
• Participate in continuous improvement or new product introduction projects
• To maintain high standards of safety and housekeeping to ensure area, machines and equipment are maintained in a safe and clean conditions;
• Ensure compliance with Quality and GMP requirements and adherence to all Mfg. Group policies and procedures.
• Perform orientations and oversee training for new employees.
• Communication effectively with all departments.

• The ideal candidate will be able to work on a four-cycle shift basis, to include nights and weekends.
• The individual will have knowledge of the mechanical and electronic systems associated with high volume manufacturing; hold a relevant qualification in one of those disciplines and/or have additional specialised training and industrial experience.
• The individual will have good communication and interpersonal skills and the ability to work well as part of a team.

For further information on this role in please contact on Gavin Moran on 087 4108620 or connect@hero.ie

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