Systems Assembly Technician

Teledyne Technologies Incorporated•Englewood, CO

2d•$39,000 - $52,000•Onsite

About The Position

Teledyne Monitor Labs has more than 40 years of global experience in the design and manufacture of continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS), process monitoring, industrial sensors and instruments, ambient monitoring, and software. This role is responsible for the assembly of custom engineered systems using project drawings, including modifications and changes during the build phases. The position involves working within a small shop team environment, building complex systems for a leading company in the CEMS industry.

Requirements

Three to five years of practical wiring to terminal blocks and programmable logic controllers (PLC).
Troubleshooting measurement controls and related instruments and devices including power supplies, pneumatics, gauges, valves, relays, flowmeters, regulators, and controllers.
Understanding of both digital and analog logic and devices.
Familiarity with basic machining and calibration techniques to assemble mechanical components and integrate them into a system.
Ability to work with or without supervision.
Ability to understand and work with power tools, drilling, tapping, pneumatic plumbing, and building devices from blueprints.
Ability to work with compressed air and gas pressures exceeding 100psi and voltages from 12vdc to 480vac.
Ability to read and interpret formal blueprints and drawings.
Ability to troubleshoot and repair control instruments and devices.

Nice To Haves

An approved apprenticeship or equivalent vocational school in electrical and electronics or associated field with a 2-year technical degree or military experience is highly desirable.
Forklift operation desired or will be trained.

Responsibilities

Assembly of custom engineered systems using project drawings.
Performing modifications and changes during build phases.
Working with power tools, drilling, and tapping.
Pneumatic plumbing using soft and rigid tubing.
Building devices from blueprints.
Working overtime when schedules require.
Working with compressed air and gas pressures exceeding 100psi.
Working with voltages from 12vdc to 480vac.
Reading and interpreting formal blueprints and drawings.
Troubleshooting and repairing control instruments and devices.
Occasional travel for field service start-up of engineered systems (not required).