What are the responsibilities and job description for the Test Technician position at Electro-Mechanical?
Comprehend and follow shop procedures, standard practice instructions, prints, diagrams and other written and verbal instructions.
Manipulate apparatus and components to required workstations, equipment, stations and positions.
Able to use hand tools and air tools.
Determine proper method for testing various components.
Complete testing, troubleshooting, and inspection of simple to complex electrical, electronic, and mechanical components and verify proper or faulty components.
Interpret documented engineering and customer specifications and quality inspection requirements.
Able to determine quality of workmanship as well as operation and function of electrical circuits
Assist with special work assignments as assigned by the Area Manager or designee with appropriate instruction and supervision provided.
Comprehend and observe all safety and quality standards and participate in Kaizan and Area Focus Teams.
Work with Engineering and design personnel to help solve problems and correct documentation for future use.
Using manual tools, occasional solvents, and cleaning supplies to maintain a clean and orderly work area.
To maintain regular and timely attendance, to work in an efficient manner, and to work overtime when required, all sufficiently to support the continuous manufacturing process
Work in close concert with, and getting along with, co-workers.
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