Quality Maintenance Engineer

Role Summary

Key Responsibilities

• Attend production-line jig breakdowns, diagnose faults systematically, and restore operation with minimum downtime.
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, sensor, fixture, power, connectivity, station-PC, and DUT communication issues; distinguish jig failures from DUT, operator, network, or software problems.
• Troubleshoot wiring, power supplies, relays, sensors, switches using suitable diagnostic instruments.
• Audit Jigs reliability daily and execute weekly, and monthly preventive maintenance; inspect contact-pin health, alignment, cable wear, fastener tightness, sensor operation, cleanliness, and safety features.
• Verify repaired jigs using approved golden samples, master units, or reference units before releasing them back to production; support calibration and alignment when required.
• Perform root-cause analysis for recurring failures, implement corrective actions with TEMS, Mechanical, Electronics, Software, Production, Quality, and vendors, and verify effectiveness.
• Maintain critical-spares stock, jig-wise maintenance history, breakdown and downtime records, repair details, checklists, drawings, wiring diagrams, and work instructions.
• Train operators and technicians on correct jig handling, basic inspection, cleaning, and issue reporting; support installation, validation, and commissioning of new or modified jigs.

Qualifications and Technical Skills

• Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation Engineering, or a related discipline.
• 2–5 years of experience maintaining production equipment, test fixtures, test jigs, automation systems, or manufacturing-line equipment.
• Hands-on ability in mechanical fixture assembly, alignment, inspection, repair, basic electrical troubleshooting, soldering, and cable repair.
• Working knowledge of sensors, switches, relays, power supplies, cameras, barcode scanners, connectors, and root-cause methods such as 5-Why or Fishbone analysis.
• Experience in electronics manufacturing, medical devices, automotive, or other high-volume production environments is preferred.

Key Competencies

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