ESS Test Tech 2 (Lighting)

Summary Environmental Stress Screening (ESS) aims to reveal any hidden defects and a high need of reliability, by applying accelerated environment stresses, such as vibrations or thermal cycling, to a product, using various testing procedures to accomplish this. ESS testing helps to prepare products for their real-world applications, so the testing conditions will often be the most extreme which the product may face in the real world. ESS tests can expose component failures. Thermal testing may find faults related to seal and gasket failures, insufficient wiring insulation and other component-level defects.

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GE Aerospace facility located in Islip, Long Island is dedicated to the design and manufacture of power conversion & control products, Battery systems, Lighting Controllers, Frequency Converters, Digital Control Products, Control Panels, Inverters, Power supplies and Advanced power conversion applications. Roles and Responsibilities: Testing may be conducted on the part level, assembly level or unit level. Combined Temperature and Electrodynamic Vibration Rapid Transition Rates Profile Execution for Extended Test Durations “Shake and Bake” Altitude Thermal Vacuum (TVAC) These tests are conducted in dedicated environmental test chambers with advanced testing equipment Technicians place the product on vibration table testing X,Y,Z axis. Vibratory testing is more likely to uncover loose hardware and connectors, insufficiently torqued screw assemblies and weaknesses in switches and circuit breakers. Technicians place the product in an environmental test chamber based on product profiles and monitors temperature change. Other stimuli are applied to find defects in the product being tested. Test the product recording all successful tests and record all failures for further troubleshooting using specification data and schematics. Performs basic tasks such as electro-mechanical set up, utilizing cables, connectors, and test equipment, must be able to adjust and modify machine profiles as need to meet specification. Run ATE (automatic test equipment) and STE (standard test equipment). Follows written specifications or operation sheet in the completion of the assigned tasks. Exercises care to ensure that each step in the process is completed correctly and that the part or finished product meets the quality specifications. Provides training and mentoring for other employees as required. Utilizes written or visual instructions involving use of quantitative information from specifications, graphs, pictures, documentation, dials, gages, etc. Performs duties using a variety of small hand tools and related production equipment. Provides written and/or oral communications concerning a variety of situations. Keeps workstation, tools, and equipment in a neat and orderly manner. Understands and complies with all Company,