Test Technician (2nd Shift)

Butler Technical Group•Buena Park, CA

45d•$23 - $25

About The Position

Under minimal supervision, sets-up and runs standardized tests on electro-mechanical power distribution systems, parts, components or relays accounting to published procedures. Records and interprets test data, maintains required logs and files. Troubleshoots and corrects set-ups/equipment when necessary. Read and interpret schematic diagrams, mechanical assembly drawings and procedures. Set-ups and runs standardized electronic tests on electro-mechanical parts, components or relays according to published procedures Troubleshoots problems with set-up/equipment and corrects when necessary Records and interprets test results according to specifications Refers failed units back to the appropriate department Maintains all test logs and required paperwork Checks work order travelers against incoming parts for paperwork accuracy prior to testing Completes necessary items on travelers to maintain lot integrity Interfaces with engineers and other team members to resolve problems with set-ups, procedures, etc. Ability to use test equipment to perform functional testing Troubleshoot final products May direct or train other Technicians

Requirements

A two-year technical degree or more than 5 years of equivalent technical experience
More than 5 years of experience as an electronic technician working with electro-mechanical assemblies and PCB components, parts or relays utilizing standardized test equipment
Strong troubleshooting abilities with failed components/systems or test equipment.
Ability to read and interpret electronic and schematics
Completion of solder school certification in IPC-A-610 or equivalent certificate in J-STD
Strong familiarity of PCB assembly (SMT, TH, etc.)
Good interpersonal communication skills
Basic computer skills MS Office; Word Excel (keyboard, data entry, etc.)
Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds

Responsibilities

Sets-up and runs standardized tests on electro-mechanical power distribution systems, parts, components or relays accounting to published procedures.
Records and interprets test data
Maintains required logs and files.
Troubleshoots and corrects set-ups/equipment when necessary.
Reads and interprets schematic diagrams, mechanical assembly drawings and procedures.
Runs standardized electronic tests on electro-mechanical parts, components or relays according to published procedures
Troubleshoots problems with set-up/equipment and corrects when necessary
Records and interprets test results according to specifications
Refers failed units back to the appropriate department
Maintains all test logs and required paperwork
Checks work order travelers against incoming parts for paperwork accuracy prior to testing
Completes necessary items on travelers to maintain lot integrity
Interfaces with engineers and other team members to resolve problems with set-ups, procedures, etc.
Uses test equipment to perform functional testing
Troubleshoots final products
May direct or train other Technicians