Assembly Line Robot Operator Salary in Guatemala

Operates and prepares industrial robot to drill, countersink, and counterbore metallic and nonmetallic work pieces used to manufacture aircraft parts or tooling, according to specifications and preprogrammed machine control instructions. Reads work order and specifications to determine prescribed setup and operation. Mounts and positions work piece on locating pins of holding fixture adjacent to robot, manually or using hoist, and aligns and secures work piece on holding fixture, using template, bolts, hand tools, and power tools. Installs specified type and size drill bits in end effectors and places end effectors in holding station adjacent to robot. Loads cassette tape of machine instructions into machine controller or enters commands to retrieve preprogrammed instructions from mainframe computer. Pushes button or enters commands to activate robot that automatically retrieves and secures designated end effector on robot arm and positions arm for drilling. Operates robot to drill holes in test specimen and measures holes for conformance to specifications, using measuring instruments. Obtains written approval of test specimen from Quality Control Inspector. Enters commands to start robot, observes robotic operation, and monitors screen of machine controller for malfunctions and error messages. Changes worn drill bits or adjusts machine according to error message instructions. Inspects finished work piece for conformance to specifications. Notifies supervisor of numerical control programming problems. Cleans parts, tools, and fixtures, using solvents and rags. May drill hole.

The average salary for an Assembly Line Robot Operator is Q123,777 per year or Q59.51 per hour in Guatemala. Top earners have reported making up to Q142,168. However, the typical pay range in Guatemala is between Q90,670 and Q142,168 annually.

Assembly Line Robot Operator is projected to see a 2.2 % salary change in 5 years.

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