Electrical Technician II

LSI•Jacksonville, FL

10d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Technician II performs intermediate-level tasks related to the maintenance and repair of electrical equipment systems. Responsibilities include installation, inspection, and troubleshooting electrical systems with a focus on ensuring efficient and safe operations. The role is primarily electrical but may include mechanical and simulation duties. The role requires working independently on various tasks and assisting higher-level electricians as needed. All work is subject to inspection for quality, efficiency, and safety to ensure customer satisfaction.

Requirements

Required to have a thorough knowledge of electrical doctrines as related to electrical systems.
Possess a thorough understanding of the operational theory of electrical power systems.
Possess a thorough degree of understanding in interpreting electrical schematics, drawings, and manufacturer-supplied data.
Exhibits a thorough level of ability in the diagnostic troubleshooting of electrical power systems and electrical circuit wiring.
High school diploma or equivalent required.
At least five (5) years of related experience required.

Nice To Haves

Experience with aircraft electrical systems preferred.

Responsibilities

Organizes and executes work assignments to optimize production and efficiency.
Accurately documents completed tasks and work performed. May be requested to provide status updates and other input or feedback.
Uses IETM and other technical directives, reads and interprets electrical schematics, drawings, and manufacturer data to complete removal and installation of system components, and completes other assigned tasks.
Manufactures and installs wire harness and cable assemblies. Modifies and/or repairs existing system wiring as required.
Overhauls, repairs, or modifies electrical equipment and components as needed using technical drawings and other reference material.
Performs removal and installation of components, wire harnesses, and other parts and assemblies to facilitate production efforts. May be required to perform basic mechanical tasks to facilitate as necessary.
Uses hand tools, crimpers, wire strippers, and other specialized equipment for electrical system installation, assembly, and repair. Uses advanced tools and specialized electrical/electronic test equipment effectively.
Uses electrical measuring and diagnostic equipment to perform continuity, voltage, and other tests to validate electrical system installations, diagnose circuits, and troubleshoot faults.
Performs system operational tests and verifications to facilitate production as necessary. Analyzes technical data, engineering drawings, and specifications to guide repair actions.
Provides leadership and technical guidance to lower-level electrical technicians.
Required to travel to onsite locations for deliveries, modifications, and asset recoveries; access military establishments and handle government equipment as required.
Must be capable of safely handling government-furnished equipment and materials.
Must be available to work a standard weekly schedule with overtime as required.
Perform other duties as assigned.