A&E Technician I

Build your legacy with a better trailer.•Portland, OR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The A&E Technician I performs assigned pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical installation work in a manufacturing environment. The technician reviews specifications and prepares products, frames, or chassis to receive the required components, then installs and routes components and wiring in accordance with customer requirements and MAC quality standards. Work may include installing air bags, mud flap brackets and flaps, serial numbers and tags, lights, light retainers, and electrical instruments. The technician inspects completed work and helps maintain a safe, organized, and productive work area. The role has three tiers: Tier 1 employees are new and work under direct supervision; Tier 2 employees have developed the required skills and receive supervisor quality checks; Tier 3 employees have mastered the work, need no direct supervision, and may train or assist newer employees.

Requirements

Ability to read, interpret, and understand detailed drawings, specifications, measurements, and safety policies and procedures.
Ability to read basic instructions related to assigned accessories and components, including air, hydraulic, and wiring applications.
Ability to perform basic mathematical functions.
Ability to operate hand power tools, such as drills, saws, and pneumatic tools.
Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Demonstrated experience with mechanical applications, including wiring and pneumatic applications.
Mechanical proficiency.
Manual dexterity with both hands.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and perform the physical activities listed for the role.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of tractor trailers is preferred.

Responsibilities

Follow safety policies and procedures while performing assigned work.
Review and understand specifications to ensure products meet customer requirements and MAC quality standards.
Retrieve and prepare pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical, wiring, and related materials for installation.
Prepare product frames or chassis for components, including drilling with hand power tools as needed.
Install pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical components according to specifications and quality standards.
Position, align, and adjust workpieces to route components, lines, and wiring appropriately.
Install other components within the assignment, which may include air bags, mud flap brackets and flaps, serial numbers and tags, lights, light retainers, and electrical instruments.
Inspect completed installations, assemblies, connections, and fittings to ensure they are operational.
Assist team members as needed and instructed.
Organize and restock work areas, and keep them clean during and at the end of the shift.
Communicate concerns and other pertinent information to management that could affect safe and productive completion of products.
Perform other related assigned duties.