Electronics Production Technician

Sadoff Iron and Metal•Oshkosh, WI

10d

About The Position

The Electronics Production Technician tears down, sorts, and consolidates used computers, laptops, servers, and other electronics for recycling and resale. The role requires technical knowledge and meticulous attention to detail to support safe, efficient processing and accurate inventory and quality verification. The technician uses tools and methods to disassemble electronic systems, sorts components into designated categories, and consolidates, packages, labels, and tracks the resulting materials. The position also uses an inventory management system and verifies the quality of materials that are ready to ship. Other duties include maintaining an organized work area, contributing to operational efficiency and safety improvements, and tracking and reporting work progress. This role involves physically demanding work in a plant environment, including handling materials, standing or walking for extended periods, and working around typical plant noise and smells. The technician must use protective equipment and follow workplace safety and environmental practices. Forklift experience is preferred, and candidates must pass a background check based on R2 standards for handling sensitive data and complete forklift training or demonstrate safe forklift operation.

Requirements

Solid understanding of computer components and peripheral hardware.
Willingness to work hard and stay motivated.
Excellent attendance record.
Organizational, attention-to-detail, and time-management skills.
Proven experience in electronics disassembly, sorting, or recycling processes, preferably involving computers, laptops, and servers.
Understanding of electronic components, their functions, and identification.
Familiarity with tools and equipment used in electronics disassembly and sorting.
Knowledge of environmental regulations and best practices related to electronics recycling.
Ability to sort and record components accurately and meticulously.
Ability to safely lift and move heavy objects and work in physically demanding conditions.
Ability to prioritize tasks effectively.
Strong communication skills and ability to work well in a team environment.
Commitment to workplace safety and environmental sustainability.
Verbal and written communication skills sufficient to understand instructions and safety regulations and maintain records.
Ability to interact professionally with customers and knowledge of company products, services, and customer-related policies.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.
Ability to operate general office equipment, including computers, 10-key calculators, scanners, and copiers.
Basic understanding of clerical procedures and systems, including recordkeeping and filing.
Ability to work independently or as part of a team.
Ability to learn quickly and creatively solve new problems.
Ability to negotiate and settle differences quickly and peacefully.
Ability to complete safety awareness training.
Ability to handle equipment and vehicles safely and sensibly.
Ability to use hand and power tools.
Ability to work in a variety of roles.
Basic computer and mathematical skills.
Mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills.
Thorough understanding of the material and/or process being inspected.
Must pass a background check based on R2 standards for handling sensitive data.
Must satisfactorily pass forklift driving training or demonstrate safe forklift handling in an on-site test.
Must be able to regularly lift, carry, and move up to 25 pounds and occasionally up to 50 pounds.
Must be able to climb, lift, balance, walk, carry, and stoop, including traversing facilities and machinery.
Must be able to stand or walk for prolonged periods and perform repetitive movements over extended periods.
Must be able to work on components positioned vertically, flat, or overhead and visually inspect equipment.
Must have good hand-eye-foot coordination, balance, depth perception, reaction time, and close-range vision.
Must be able to wear eye, ear, and foot protective equipment and maintain single-task focus and situational awareness.
Must be able to work in varied weather conditions, including occasional extreme heat or cold, and tolerate typical plant noises and smells.

Nice To Haves

Experience safely using forklifts, lift trucks, and hand trucks is highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Physically tear down electronic systems using various tools and methods.
Sort components into segregated categories.
Consolidate, package, label, and maintain inventory control of segregated materials.
Operate an inventory management system, including identifying and labeling inventory.
Verify the quality of segregated materials that are ready to ship.
Maintain a clean and organized work environment.
Collaborate on continuous improvement projects related to operational efficiency, safety, and management systems.
Track, record, and report work and goal progress.