Technician, Electronic

Job Description

JOB OVERVIEW:
As a Electronic Technician, you will support our manufacturing/distribution operations by providing a full range of electronic equipment maintenance with focus on reliability. Ensure sustainable operation of machinery and equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements on motors, conveyor systems, and other production machinery. The Electronic Technician will also be a key member of process improvement and problem-solving teams. 

 
Qualifications and Experience Requirements: 

• High school graduate or equivalent
• Strong Electronics Background
• Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, and OEM manuals. 
• Understanding of manufacturing/distribution processes and equipment.
• Must be familiar with normal shop equipment such as drill press, band saw and portable power tools. 
• Ability to read and interpret precision measuring devices such as multimeters/oscilloscopes. 
• Must have computer skills (Microsoft Office, SAPPM, Excel, etc.)
• Good communication skills with management, employees, and suppliers
• Successful completion of certification testing.  
• 2-year Technical Degree desired
• A minimum of 5 years as an industrial electronics technician or comparable skills demonstration preferred.
• Experience with AGVs, LGVs, and ASRS Strongly Preferred.
• PLC Knowledge is Required

General Job Duties: 

• Work with Safety Team to identify and mitigate safety concerns.
• Report all accidents, incidents, injuries and unsafe acts or conditions, immediately to the supervisor.
• Perform all other tasks as assigned by supervisor.
• Troubleshoot equipment malfunctions using logical and systematic methodologies.
• Routine maintenance including, but not limited to field fault analysis, calibration of instrumentation using proper test equipment, component replacement, alignment, and calibration to specification.
• Preventive tasks including major service and overhaul.
• Replacement of identified failed parts or components.
• Adjust equipment to bring it into operational specifications.
• Recommend process or procedure changes based on observed equipment behavior.
• Testing of electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, using testing devices such as ohmmeters, and voltmeters to ensure proper operation and safety of system.
• Install, examine, replace, or repair electrical wiring, receptacles, switch boxes, conduits, lighting fixtures and other electrical components.
• Maintain current and accurate maintenance data to determine future maintenance requirements.
• Perform all other tasks as assigned by supervisor.