Electrical Tester - 2nd Shift (Dept 06)

The Electrical Tester sets up, operates, and maintains a variety of test equipment to perform electrical, electronic, and mechanical tests on a variety of control equipment. Electrical Tester I is expected to continue through tester progression to Electrical Tester II, following the documented timeline and expectation provided in the test book. In this function, you will: Test equipment, ensure it meets customer specifications as well as safety and quality requirements under supervision. Ensure a safe work environment for self and others and ensure safety procedures are followed. Constantly evolve in product and process knowledge; requiring additional classroom work, assigned reading, and training from an Electrical Tester II or Engineer. Build positive relationships that support job objectives and a team environment. Develop rapport and establish relationships with customers; will interface heavily with customers on witness tests under the supervision and guidance of an Electrical Tester II. Record data and write reports, process paperwork timely, accurately, and with accountability. Follow procedures with accuracy, efficiently and with strict attention to details. Troubleshoot and repair various problems that could occur during course of test such as warranty and non-warranty problems; requires Tester to think critically to solve problems with the assistance of an Electrical Tester II or Engineer. Continuously improve work environment processes; may require Tester to suggest ways to develop test setups and new procedures when current procedures are inadequate. Troubleshoot and repair warranty and non-warranty problems. Recognize and report quality issues through the correct channels as they arise. Perform electrical testing or service work (i.e. physical and mental activities) on equipment ranging from 5VDC (logic devices, zone interlocking signals, etc.) up to 30KVAC three phase power. Assist Design and Application Engineers with special test projects. Perform other tasks as required. An associate degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or related field from an accredited institution. Previous experience with electrical concepts such as electricity, motors and controls, PLC programming, and the fundamentals of AC/DC. No relocation benefit is being offered for this position. Only candidates within a 50-mile radius of the work location will be considered. Active-Duty Military Service member candidates are exempt from the geographical area limitation. Experience with protective relays. Previous work experience troubleshooting electrical and/or mechanical problems. Previous experience in an industrial/manufacturing environment. Advanced Troubleshooting Technique. Test Equipment Operation, and computer skills. Advanced Test Equipment Operation Strong knowledge of the company's electrical, electronic, and mechanical products. Knowledge and practice of safety precautions related to working with electrical and electronic equipment. Demonstrated ability to provide service and represent company interests in developing customer relationships to assure long-term customer satisfaction. Ability to repetitively work at elevated heights, standing, climbing, squatting, bending, kneeling with or without reasonable accommodations. Ability to repetitively lift, hold, push, pull, handle up to 35 pounds without reasonable accommodations. Must be able to work flexible hours, including overtime and weekends.