Role Summary:
As a High-Voltage Battery Assembly Technician at Ford, you will play a vital role in improving First-Time Through (FTT) efficiency in the Battery Assembly Plant. This involves performing standardized strip-back and teardown of high-voltage (HV) battery systems, collecting failure mode data, and updating failure mode pareto analysis to identify areas for improvement.
Key Responsibilities:
• Strip-Back & Teardown: Perform standardized strip-back and teardown of HV battery assembly packs according to prescribed procedures.
• Fault Code Analysis: Understand and interpret fault codes from QLS-CM software to diagnose issues.
• Failure Mode Communication: Effectively communicate failure modes and recurring defects to relevant teams.
• Data Collection: Accurately record all component disassembly data during teardown and use QLS-CM for data tracking.
• Defect Escalation: Report recurring defects from stations in your assigned zone for prompt action.
• Tool Maintenance: Ensure that your toolbox and tools are always in good working condition.
• Root Cause Analysis (RCA): Lead root cause analysis and facilitate the implementation of corrective actions (PCA) to prevent future failures.
• Coaching & Training: Provide coaching to team members on avoiding process failure modes.
• Workplace Organization: Maintain a clean and organized work environment adhering to 5S standards.
• Safety Standards: Always ensure compliance with PPE guidelines to maintain a safe working environment.
• Shift Handover: Ensure smooth shift handovers with detailed and accurate reporting at the end of each shift.
Performance Measures:
• Ownership: Take responsibility for your work, demonstrating integrity and accountability.
• Discipline: Focus on high-quality, timely report writing and consistent performance.
• Consistency: Perform tasks accurately and consistently to meet quality standards.
• Team Collaboration: Work effectively with others, sharing ideas for improvements.
• Punctuality: Arrive on time and ensure the station is ready for startup.
• Communication: Provide clear written and verbal communication regarding torque concerns and other issues.
• Focus & Collaboration: Prioritize key responsibilities and maintain respectful communication with colleagues.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
• Strong knowledge of high-voltage battery systems and automotive electrical systems.
• Proficient in using QLS-CM software for fault code analysis and data collection.
• Understanding of Ford-approved repair standards.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Competence in computer literacy, including Microsoft Office and other relevant tools.
Qualifications and Experience:
• Minimum Qualifications: N3 Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current).
• Trade Test Certificate.
• Experience: At least 2 years in the automotive industry.
• Advantageous: 2 years of experience working with DC high-voltage systems.
About Ford:
At Ford Motor Company, we believe freedom of movement drives human progress. As a global leader in mobility solutions, we offer exciting career opportunities for individuals passionate about shaping the future of transportation.
How to Apply:
To apply for this position, please visit our Ford Careers Page and submit your resume, along with a cover letter outlining your qualifications and experience. Ensure your application clearly demonstrates your expertise in high-voltage systems and your interest in working with Ford’s cutting-edge technology. We look forward to seeing how you can contribute to the future of mobility!
