Electronic Technician 3

VTG•San Diego, CA

11d•$34 - $37

About The Position

VTG is seeking an Electronic Technician to support multiple projects in the San Diego area. What will you do? Uses power tools Moves and unpacks equipment Reads electrical, mechanical and structural drawing packages, and other technical documents, process sheets, and assembly and schematic drawings Discusses standard layout and assembly procedures and problems with senior level technicians Make red-line recommendations for equipment placement based on equipment function and existing layout of electronic units Aligns, assembles and installs electronics equipment such as cables, cableways, connectors and ducts Routes, laces and fabricates, tests, and installs copper and fiber optic connectors, switch panels, or junction boxes Coordinates layout of new equipment and installs per drawing and NAVSEA standards sAssembly and disassembly of multi-cable transits (MCTs) and cableways sUtilizes soldering equipment to fabricate coaxial and copper connectors Uses electronic test equipment to locate defects, measure performance, determine need for adjustment, and verify specified operation Enter information on production records, logs, and other report forms. Other possible duties include: Loading & unloading trucks and other conveyances Stacks material for storage Moves heavy pieces of office and shipboard furniture, machinery and equipment Housekeeping practices as required by the location.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED.
Five (5) - Seven (7) years experience of electrical shipboard AIT related installs.
Cableway Certification
Cableway Inspector Certification
Multi-pin Connector Certification – Final
Fiber Optic Connector Certification
Fiber cable installation Certification
Man Aloft Certification (Climber Certification)
Fire Watch Certification with Practical
OSHA 10-hour Maritime: Shipyard Employment.
Ability to obtain a secret clearance
Must be able to travel as required.

Responsibilities

Uses power tools
Moves and unpacks equipment
Reads electrical, mechanical and structural drawing packages, and other technical documents, process sheets, and assembly and schematic drawings
Discusses standard layout and assembly procedures and problems with senior level technicians
Make red-line recommendations for equipment placement based on equipment function and existing layout of electronic units
Aligns, assembles and installs electronics equipment such as cables, cableways, connectors and ducts
Routes, laces and fabricates, tests, and installs copper and fiber optic connectors, switch panels, or junction boxes
Coordinates layout of new equipment and installs per drawing and NAVSEA standards sAssembly and disassembly of multi-cable transits (MCTs) and cableways sUtilizes soldering equipment to fabricate coaxial and copper connectors
Uses electronic test equipment to locate defects, measure performance, determine need for adjustment, and verify specified operation
Enters information on production records, logs, and other report forms.
Loading & unloading trucks and other conveyances
Stacks material for storage
Moves heavy pieces of office and shipboard furniture, machinery and equipment
Housekeeping practices as required by the location.