A&E Technician I

MAC LTT•Portland, OR

1d•$23 - $33

About The Position

The A&E Technician I performs assigned pneumatic, hydraulic, and/or electrical installation work in a manufacturing environment. The technician reviews specifications and prepares products, components, and materials to meet customer requirements and MAC quality standards. Work may include preparing a product’s frame or chassis, installing and routing pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical, and wiring components, and checking completed installations for proper operation. The role also involves keeping the work area organized and communicating concerns to management. The position has three skill tiers. Tier 1 employees are new to the role and work under direct supervision while learning its duties. Tier 2 employees have developed the required skills, with supervisors checking completed work for quality. Tier 3 employees have mastered the skills, work without direct supervision, and may train or assist newer employees.

Requirements

Ability to read, interpret, and comprehend detailed drawings, specifications, measurements, and safety policies and procedures.
Ability to read basic instructions related to accessories and components for assigned air, hydraulic, or wiring work when needed.
Ability to perform basic math functions.
Ability to operate hand power tools, including drills, saws, and pneumatic tools.
Ability to work alone or as part of a team.
Demonstrated experience with mechanical applications, including wiring and pneumatic applications.
Mechanical proficiency.

Nice To Haves

Tractor-trailer knowledge is preferred.

Responsibilities

Follow safety policies and procedures while completing assigned work.
Review and understand specifications to ensure products meet customer requirements and MAC quality standards.
Retrieve and prepare pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical, and wiring components and related materials for installation.
Prepare product frames or chassis to receive components, including using hand power tools to drill for lines, lights, light retainers, and other electrical components.
Install pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical components and materials according to specifications and MAC quality standards.
Position, align, and adjust work pieces to facilitate appropriate routing of components and wiring.
Install additional components within the assignment’s scope, such as air bags, mud-flap brackets and flaps, serial numbers, and serial tags.
Inspect completed work and installations, including components, assemblies, connections, and fittings, to ensure they are operational.
Assist team members as needed and instructed.
Organize the work area, restock parts and materials, and keep the area clean during and at the end of the shift.
Communicate concerns and other pertinent information affecting the safe and productive completion of products to management.
Perform other related assigned duties.