Robot Programmer

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Job Description

!!Local Northern Mexico Programmer Needed!! We need a good IRC5 Mig Welding expert to set up a new ABB Flex Arc cell that is being installed for the first time. The programmer must be able to check robot calibration, setup new base frames and teach new weld path.

Programming the following:

Programming for Qty (4) Weld Fixtures

Client will program the welds for Qty (4) fixtures according to the following assumptions:

**A typical fixture is capable of holding Qty (2) different bed frame sizes and associated sub-assemblies

**A typical fixture will have 20-25 welds

**Fixtures do not require a PLC or HMI

Offline

Offline programming in RobotStudio for the Qty (4) fixtures will be done to help reduce the time needed to start production by creating the welding routines before the cells are even finished being built.

On-Site

Qty (1) week – Qty (2) ABB Programming Technicians on-site simultaneously to help End Manufacturer start running parts:

Qty (1) ABB US Programming Technician to load in programs and debug welding paths

Qty (1) ABB MX Programming Technician to train End Manufacturer operators on:

*Programming a Multimove system

*Part programming and programming structure

*ABB Arc Welding Interface and Weld Editor

*Best Practices for ABB equipment

*ABB will optimize robot programs to try to achieve current production levels, however, cycle times are not guaranteed.

*Weld tests, such as cut and etch tests, are not included in ABB scope of supply.

answered when you apply

Q1.Describe a similar project that qualifies you for this contract?
Q2.Why should we choose you over a similarly qualified programmer?

Requirements that applicants must meet to be eligible

Eligibility Questions answered when you apply

  1. 1Have you controlled a 7th axis trunion with coordinated motion before?
  2. 2Are you experienced with Robotic Mig Welding?
  3. 3Are you experienced with ABB ArcWare?
  4. 4Are you experienced with RobotStudio?
  5. 5Are you able to setup new frames and teach original paths?
IRC 5Good-to-haveArc Welding, Trunion / External Axis Coordinated Motion Control, Base Frame Setup, New Path Teaching
Robot Studio
Basic Electrical ToolsComputerBasic Hand Tools
Weld Inspection
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