Electro-Mechanical Repair Technician

The Electro-Mechanical Repair Technician position consists of reading and interpreting work instruction and drawings, maintaining safety and quality standards. The job requires proficiency in hand tools, digital measurement tools, conducting tests, and troubleshooting. Additionally, set-up and calibration of moisture analyzers and toxic gas analyzers.   ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Disassembling/reassembling Cleaning/Repairing Setting up Troubleshooting:

Electronic problems to board level Pressure, flow, and leaks

Solder components to circuit boards efficiently Assembly and calibration of gold film sensors Operating:

Multimeters to read voltage and resistance Digital Flow Meters to read movement of air flow

Reading, following, and submitting corrections for work instructions Safety:

Electrical SDS PPE

Capturing, evaluating, and recording test results Interpret schematics & wiring diagrams Logical progression of Repair, Calibration, and Verification for Laboratory Instruments in an ISO 9001 environment Daily use of an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning system)

Associates degree or equivalent in Electrical & Electronics Engineering Technology (or a related technical field). 1-3 years of experience. Proven experience in an electronics repair and manufacturing environment. Strong knowledge of safety protocols and procedures. Excellent communication skills. Ability to navigate ERP systems. Attention to detail and commitment to quality. Strong organizational and time management skills. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. MS office experience.

Knowledge of Syteline system ISO 9001

Component Identification: The ability to quickly and accurately distinguish between various small parts and components, often with subtle differences, is crucial. Fine Motor Skills: Executing precise, coordinated movements with the hands and fingers is essential for manipulating small components and tools. Repetitive Motion Stamina: Performing the same physical tasks repeatedly over an extended period without a decline in precision or speed is a core physical requirement. Defect Recognition: A keen eye for detail allows for the immediate identification of subtle flaws, such as hairline cracks, misalignments, or surface imperfections. Process Flow Understanding: Comprehending how one’s specific tasks fit into the overall production sequence is key to efficiency.