Engineering Technician II - 2nd Shift

Kansas City National Security Campus•Kansas City, MO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC), managed and operated by Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies, is a premier advanced manufacturing facility that supports the safety, security, reliability and effectiveness of our nation's nuclear deterrent. With nearly 7,000 employees combined in Kansas City, Missouri, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, KCNSC protects our nation and allies by producing trusted national security products and services for the U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration. We create innovative solutions to complex national security challenges, and lead with accountability, collaboration and an unwavering dedication to our mission and core values. Are you ready to do work that matters? Summary Conducts tests, equipment setup, equipment operations, experiments, monitoring and measuring; builds prototypes and testing equipment; maintains and calibrates standards and equipment; and devises new testing methods. Drafts procedures and records laboratory notes and other pertinent details. Works in accordance with general objectives, improving and refining devices and methods, as necessary.

Requirements

High School diploma
2 or more years of experience in technical field
Ability to travel up to 5% of the time
United States Citizenship
Ability to work on-site as directed by management and as determined by the needs of the business
Regular and reliable attendance is an essential function of this job
Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) security clearance (some positions require additional DOE designations)

Nice To Haves

2-year technical degree
Some positions within this classification may require electrical, mechanical, chemical processing and/or electronic skills and abilities

Responsibilities

Makes setup of testing and mechanical support equipment, monitoring and measuring instruments and other apparatus and performs a wide variety of testing of materials, such as breadboard circuitry, prototype units and production units, production units and electronic circuitry.
Includes programming equipment to different simulations in outdoor environments and the mechanical support, testing/operation of special equipment in field support activities.
Support consists of both technical bench and field set-up / deployment / retrieval and repairs with travel to remote site areas as required.
Builds prototypes for testing and experimentation and makes samples for further analysis.
Conducts tests and experiments with new materials, equipment, and processes to develop data for specification call-out or to determine suitability of a material for particular applications.
Evaluates test results for validity, accuracy and completeness.
Performs chemical processing and mechanical evaluations as applicable.
Locates and corrects malfunctions in product and testing equipment.
Performs post-mortem analyses to determine exact reasons for failure.
Drafts calibrating and operating procedures based upon comprehensive knowledge of product and testing equipment.
Makes sketches and marks up drawings as needed to show changes as they occur.
Maintains appropriate primary and secondary metrology standards, test laboratory equipment or control consoles and associated monitoring, measuring and recording instruments; and calibrates equipment, instruments, electrical/electronic standards and standards of mass, force, dimension and other phenomena during or after maintenance, and on regularly scheduled calibration dates.
Records laboratory notes and other details, as specified by engineering personnel.
Works with Management/Engineering to establish test techniques for new product during development and to resolve product or equipment problems.
Improves and refines existing fixtures, devices, methods, process steps or procedures, implementing changes as necessary.
Uses all equipment, techniques and tools necessary to completion of the task.
Conducts activities in a safe and healthy manner and works in accordance with established HS&E requirements to ensure the protection of employees, the public, and the environment.
Takes actions necessary to stop work when an unsafe condition or action is identified. Every employee has the right and responsibility to stop work when unsafe conditions or actions are identified.