Schedule: 1st shift Mon-Fri
Position Summary
The Electrical Test Technician is responsible for testing, troubleshooting, and verifying electrical products to ensure compliance with NEC and UL/CSA standards. This role involves conducting detailed testing, performing inspections and repairs, and collaborating with engineers to maintain product quality and agency approvals prior to shipment.
Key Responsibilities
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Evaluate products for compliance with NEC and UL/CSA standards.
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Review order write-ups, operate components, and verify quality in coordination with other departments.
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Perform testing and troubleshoot power conversion equipment prior to shipment.
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Conduct tests using specified procedures, measuring instruments, and computer test programs.
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Accurately document test results with all required details.
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Collaborate with Test and Manufacturing Engineers on test equipment development.
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Assist in creating and modifying test work instructions.
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Perform durability, strength, and maintainability tests as required.
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Collect test data and prepare detailed reports on results.
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Install, diagnose, service, and repair electrical equipment prior to shipment.
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Configure and connect system equipment (switchgear, SCCT cabinets, power ties) and perform inspections.
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Read wiring diagrams to trace electrical circuits and confirm compliance with engineered specifications; perform repairs as needed.
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Inspect equipment during operating cycles to detect vibration, overheating, leaks, or other defects, and make necessary corrections.
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Replace defective parts and perform final fixes to ensure operational readiness.
Skills & Qualifications
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Basic computer skills with knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel).
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Ability to read and comprehend instructions, write short correspondence, and communicate effectively in English.
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Proficiency with electrical testing instruments, including:
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Hypot tester
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Multimeter
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Wave and power analyzer
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Oscilloscope
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Ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical blueprints.
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Strong troubleshooting, repair, and problem-solving abilities.
Education & Experience
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Associate's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, OR
- Two-year technical school training with emphasis in electrical applications, OR
- Equivalent combination of knowledge and experience (minimum of two years).
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