Robot Programmer

M-Tec Engineering Solutions

Shifnal, United Kingdom

6 months ago

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A globally recognised high volume manufacturer are currently looking to strengthen their Engineering department with the appointment of a Robot Programmer.

Working from their facility in Shropshire, the Robot Programmer will be responsible for:

- Program robot paths, set up program structure and implement offline programming

- Configure robot IO (Input / Output), weld interface and program call

- Set up structure for robot programs

- Provide robotic support and training as required

- Develop and control program structure as jobs progress

- Work on Robot drawings and configurations

- Train and work with other programmers to enhance skill level

- Read and interpret electrical blue prints, schematics and specifications

- Order materials for Robots

- Anticipate and solve robotic problems (troubleshoot)

- Operate various tools and equipment including precision equipment (testers), megger, scope

- Fastening down of tooling and robots

- Work closely with Robotic Supervisor regarding projects, monitoring workload and deadlines

- Perform assigned tasks in a safe manner and know how to properly lock out all energy sources, including stored energy

- Program, troubleshoot, and maintain industrial robotic systems.

- Collaborate with engineers and production staff to understand and define programming requirements.

- Develop robot programs using native programming languages.

- Collaborate with the automation team to integrate robots into existing manufacturing systems.

- Test and validate robot programs to ensure proper functionality and performance.

- Identify and resolve programming issues, including debugging and optimization.

- Document programming processes, procedures, and changes for reference and training purposes.

The candidate should be qualified to a minimum HNC level or equivalent in Manufacturing/Electrical/Mechatronics Engineering with a minimum of 3 years experience in programming robots. Hands-on experience programming robots ABB / Kuka / Fanuc.

If you believe you have the required skills and experience please apply now.

M-Tec Engineering Solutions is a leading supplier of Permanent, Interim and Project Management Recruitment Solutions to the Automotive and General Engineering sectors

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