Instrument Repairer
Listed on 2026-03-03
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Electrician/ Electrician Installation, Maintenance Technician / Mechanic
Instrument Repairer – Electrical Maintenance
Job Purpose Statement:
Perform duties to maintain, repair and install a variety of electrical and electronic processing equipment instruments and controls, communications equipment and data transmission, security, lighting and HVAC systems.
Reporting Structure:
Supervisor, Electrical Maintenance and Assistant Supervisor, Electrical Maintenance.
Standing, walking, sitting, lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, handling, fingering, feeling, talking, hearing, acuity far, acuity near, depth perception, field of vision, accommodation, color vision. Heights and ladders.
Physical DemandsLifting up to 1 lb up to 15% of the time; over 1 lb up to 5 lbs over 70%; over 5 lbs up to 25 lbs over 40% up to 70%; over 25 lbs up to 60 lbs over 15% up to 40%; over 60 lbs up to 15% of the time.
Environmental/Atmospheric ConditionsInside, outside, both, extremes of cold, cold temperature changes, extremes of hot, hot temperature changes, wet, humid, noise, vibration, hazards, fumes, odors, toxic conditions, dust, poor ventilation.
KnowledgeUse of electrical and electronic test equipment, i.e. DMMs, oscilloscopes, signal generators; use of pipe bending equipment; threading tools; hand fish tapes and powered cable pullers; use of all related hand and power tools (drills, drill press, lathe, mill, belt and wheel grinders, air tools, bending brakes and shears). Ability to comprehend both oral and written instructions in the English language.
High school graduate or equivalent. Post high school education in electricity and electronics, with several years of technical training beyond high school is strongly desired (e.g. CLC, DeVry, Gateway Tech., M.A.T.C., etc.). Such training does not substitute for experience.
Familiarity with 5000‑volt power distribution equipment, including proper splicing and termination procedures of shielded and unshielded high voltage cable. Knowledge of special safety considerations and techniques required when working at these voltage levels. Good working knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic control systems and related electrical interfaces. Ability to analyze and interpret electrical ladder diagrams and electronic schematics to aid in troubleshooting, equipment installation and to determine if electrical operation is…
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