Electronic Maintenance Technician

Visium Resources•Orlando, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position performs various plant maintenance duties and preventative maintenance tasks as defined to ensure manufacturing equipment remains operational and that the facility is in working condition.

Requirements

Thorough knowledge of electronics principles, design, troubleshooting, repair, and testing procedures.
Ability to read and interpret schematics and diagrams.
Electrical equipment calibration.
Proficient in using hand and power tools, including soldering tools.
Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills.
Detail oriented and organized.
Familiar with RF equipment such as network analyzers, spectrum analyzers, etc.
Ability to distinguish various colors of wires and distinguish electronic system sections and wiring.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Proficient in MS Office Suite or related software.
High School Diploma or equivalent technical training or expertise
>5-7 years of relevant maintenance experience
Equivalent military experience acceptable

Nice To Haves

Associates Degree Preferred

Responsibilities

Repairs, installs, and inspects electronics or electronic systems as directed through verbal or written directions, diagrams, drawings, or specifications.
Maintains and makes necessary operating adjustments to the organization's electronic systems.
Trouble shoot down to failed components using schematics and various electronic equipment, including oscilloscopes, DMMs, spectrum analyzer, etc.
Determines material or replacement needs and a logical method for repair; takes appropriate action to meet those needs and makes repairs.
Ensures local, state, and national electrical codes are followed and proper materials are used throughout electrical systems.
Manages and installs cables and wiring, splicing as needed.
Creates or adapts parts as needed to make repairs and improve the performance of various electronics.
Assembles/Build electronic test fixtures and builds test cables as required.
Performs safety checks to ensure design plans are feasible in various conditions.
Reports potentially dangerous electrical equipment to supervisor and takes steps to resolve the issue.
Instruct employees regarding safe working procedures and requirements when working with electronic equipment and components.
Develops and maintains records related to electronic and electrical equipment.
Identify and resolve issues with electronic equipment, including printed circuit boards (PCBs), power supplies, and various electronic components.
Conduct routine and advance testing of electronic systems and components to ensure proper functionality, including in circuit and out of coarcting testing.
Perform regularly scheduled preventive maintenance on electronic equipment.
Maintain logs and records for related equipment for departmental guidelines.
Must be able to work on ITAR data without a license