Electro-Mechanical Repair Technician

PGS Worldwide•Orlando, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

PGS Worldwide is seeking an Electro-Mechanical Repair Technician in Gilbert, Arizona for a one-year onsite contract-to-hire role supporting a leading aerospace & defense company. This position will perform depot-level repair, modification, refurbishment, troubleshooting, and acceptance testing of complex electro-mechanical defense hardware. The technician will work across mechanical, electrical, structural, and hydraulic subsystems while using automated and general-purpose test equipment to diagnose and repair components.

Requirements

Associate degree in a related discipline, or 5–8 years of relevant technical experience.
3–5 years of soldering experience supporting cable and harness repair.
J-STD-001 soldering certification or equivalent demonstrated soldering capability.
3–5 years of experience troubleshooting and performing fault isolation on electronic or electro-mechanical components.
3–5 years of experience operating general-purpose and/or automated test equipment.
Experience using oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, network analyzers, waveform generators, or similar diagnostic equipment.
3–5 years of experience working with industrial standards, military specifications, and established technical processes.
Ability to read and work from engineering drawings, schematics, technical procedures, and repair instructions.
Ability to properly safety-wire assemblies and connectors.
Ability to use precision measuring equipment to verify engineering tolerances.
Basic Microsoft Office skills.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to lift up to 35 pounds.
Ability to work with hazardous materials and chemicals and properly use required PPE.
Ability to mix and weigh chemicals.
Safety shoes are required.

Nice To Haves

J-STD-001 certification with 3+ years of experience.
IPC-7711/IPC-7721 certification or related electronic rework and repair experience.

Responsibilities

Perform depot-level repairs, modifications, and refurbishment of electro-mechanical defense components and systems.
Troubleshoot and isolate faults in mechanical, electrical, structural, and hydraulic subsystems.
Perform acceptance testing following repair or rework.
Operate automated and general-purpose electronic test equipment.
Repair cables, harnesses, assemblies, and connectors.
Set up and operate conventional milling machines and drill presses for component rework or repair.
Use precision measuring equipment to verify dimensional compliance.
Complete work in accordance with engineering drawings, schematics, technical procedures, and repair documentation.
Document completed work in automated maintenance data-collection systems.
Provide technical feedback to support reliability and process improvements.
Handle hazardous materials in accordance with established safety requirements.