Electronics Repair Technician

Carylon Corporation•Brockton, MA

19h•Onsite

About The Position

National Water Main Cleaning Company-New England is a leader in the field of trenchless rehabilitation in the United States, and is part of the Carylon Corporation, which includes fourteen companies that provide various environmental maintenance services. National Water Main Cleaning Company specializes in municipal infrastructure inspection and rehabilitation. NWMCC inspection division consists of cleaning and televising the internal condition of sewer and drain lines for cities, towns, and engineering firms across the New England area. NWMCC rehabilitation division consist of concrete coating, epoxy coating, chemical grouting, installing cured in place pipe, trenchless point repairs, and vacuum excavation. We are seeking a skilled, full-time Electronics Repair Technician to join our team in Brockton, MA. In this role, you will be responsible for diagnosing, troubleshooting, and repairing advanced robotic sewer crawlers, inspection cameras, and the specialized electronic systems housed inside our CCTV trucks.

Requirements

2 years working with audio/video electronics or robotics
2 years working with circuit boards, cable sets, prototypes
2 years working with schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions
Soldering/Hot air rework experience
Experience with oscilloscopes and function generators
Ability to frequently move and position objects weighing up to 35 lbs
Ability to handle and assemble small parts
Ability to work on a team
Candidates may be asked to demonstrate soldering ability in interview

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot sewer robots and cameras to accurately identify mechanical and electrical issues
Repair electrical damage to PCB’s and mechanical damage to pipe repair and inspection robots.
Maintain electronics/equipment on CCTV trucks
Keep meticulous, detailed repair logs and maintenance records for all equipment
Working in industrial shop setting
Will troubleshoot some technical issues over phone to operators on job sites