Camera Technician

Sonic Systems International LLC•Wilmington, NC

2d•$30 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

Sonic Systems International is currently accepting applications for a Camera Technician to support nuclear outages. This Camera Technician will provide on-site support to all technology equipment. This position is responsible for the refurbishment, testing, and packing of the GE Vernova Hitachi underwater camera systems used at domestic and international nuclear facilities. Camera Technicians are responsible for following all tooling refurbishment procedures, having a questioning attitude, and stopping when uncertain. Other responsibilities include communicating with the Lead Camera Technician when there are tooling failures, supply issues, and/or safety concerns. You will also work with site Radiation Protection team to ensure proper radiological protocols are being followed.

Requirements

Associate degree in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, or similar field
Three years of experience in a related technical field
Clean background with no outstanding/pending legal charges
Ability to pass a drug and alcohol test at time of hire and random
Valid Driver’s License
High School Diploma or Equivalency
Non-US Citizen must hold current work visa or green card
Experience in the maintenance and repair of electronic instrumentation
Strong electrical/mechanical skills
Ability to utilize computers, high voltage/low-current power supplies, multimeters, and other equipment to test and/or calibrate electronic components.
An excellent record of dependability, availability, attendance, and punctuality is essential.
Strong communication skills – both verbal and written.

Nice To Haves

Prior nuclear experience with an understanding of the nuclear outage work scope and tooling usage
Computer skills, such as Microsoft Office; PLM, EAM experience
Previous soldering experience
Experience with analog and digital electronic troubleshooting

Responsibilities

Refurbishment, testing, and packing of GE Vernova Hitachi underwater camera systems.
Following all tooling refurbishment procedures.
Communicating with the Lead Camera Technician regarding tooling failures, supply issues, and safety concerns.
Working with the site Radiation Protection team to ensure proper radiological protocols are followed.
Performing maintenance, repairs, and modifications to tooling used at nuclear facilities.
Reading and comprehending detailed work instructions in accordance with written procedures.
Reading and interpreting electrical schematics.
Continuous focus on the safe and cost-effective execution of assignments.
Maintaining a safe work area and excellent nuclear practices.
Supporting other areas of operation as needed (CRD, MODS, etc.).
Following and evaluating processes, procedures, and applications.