Job Responsibilities

• Apply practical knowledge of electric/electronic theory to:

  • Locate reasons for malfunction.

  • Effectively repair root causes in all types of electric/electronically controlled manufacturing equipment (e.g., machine tools, integrated manufacturing quality control equipment, balance machines, welders, lasers, etc.).

• Work on new equipment after technical information is complete and procedures/maintenance norms are established.

• Test and replace faulty components such as:

  • Vacuum tubes, solid-state devices, relay logic components, motivators, feedback devices, transducers, etc.

• Use various test and measuring devices, including:

  • Tube testers, VOMs, VTVMs, digital meters, recorders, oscilloscopes, etc.

• After repairs:

  • Functionally test equipment (with operator assistance if required).

  • Perform initial “check-out” to ensure proper operation.

• Perform all repairs, including:

  • Planned maintenance.

  • Rebuilding components and assemblies.

  • Layout of electric panels.

  • Makeup of electrical/electronic circuits for equipment testing purposes.

  • Technology controls.

  • Touch-up of painted surfaces disturbed during repair.

• Maintain records and perform related duties.

• Note: Definition for this occupation is for identity only; it does not detail all operations performed or required.

Minimum Experience

• 2 years diagnosing trouble and performing complicated repair work on all types of electric and electronically controlled machine tools/manufacturing equipment.

• Must pass a written assessment.

This role may encounter high risk or hazardous operations and/or include working shifts beyond a standard workweek. As such, a requirement of the role is to be at least 18 years of age by the time of joining.