Electro-Mechanical Technician

Job Description

Electric/Electronics Technician I work in the manufacturing and repair areas performing a variety of technical duties. Processes include the use of computers, soldering irons, diagnostic test equipment to repair electronic devices. The Technician I uses hand tools and test equipment to build or repair electrical products. The Technician I is responsible for output of assigned requirements to meet the needs of the production environment.

Along with the use of manuals, schematics, and/or written work instructions, Technician I workers repair breath alcohol ignition interlock devices (IID). The work includes light troubleshooting of field returned devices. Technician I work is usually done individually or in a team structure and Technician I workers must be able to work well with others as well as be comfortable in a production environment.

Technician I workers report to a Production Supervisor.

• Modify electrical or electronic equipment or products for repair / diagnostic purposes
• Light troubleshooting of failures in IID’s (circuit adjustments, recognition/replacement of defective components)
• Read manufacturing outlines for electronic products
• Read and understand schematics
• Read and understand specifications
• Proficiency in SMT as well as Through-Hole soldering
• Ability to work on multiple device types without assistance (cross training)
• Use hand and power tools
• Use precision measuring tools and precision diagnostic equipment
• Ensure high standards of quality are achieved and maintained on all product types that they are cross trained on
• Ensure data collection accuracy for data analysis
• Follow instruction from Supervisors
• Ability to make appropriate judgement calls when deciding the correct course of action during troubleshooting operations
• Ability to work occasional overtime as determined by production scheduling

• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• Associates Degree or Equivalent in Electronic Course Track - Preferred
• 2-5 years’ experience in Electronic Troubleshooting - Preferred
• Fundamental computer skills for diagnostic testing - Preferred
• IPC A-610 Class I Certification - Preferred
• Ability to work with moderate supervision - Preferred
• Experience soldering circuit boards - Preferred
• Hand soldering experience - Required
• Color Vision (Needed to see colored LED’s and wires) - Required

• Competitive Pay
• Benefits
• 401K
• Equal Opportunity Employer
• Job Type: Full-time

• Sitting/Standing/Walking:
  Frequently 75-100%
• Lifting floor to waist:
  Frequently 75-100%
• Fine Motor Movements:
  Frequently 75-100%
• Hearing:
  Frequently 75-100%
• Depth Perception:
  Frequently 75-100%
• Color Vision:
  Frequently 75-100%
• All job descriptions are subject to change.