Test Technician - 1st shift

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

Evaluate products for compliance with NEC and UL/CSA standards.

Review order write-ups, operate components, and verify quality in coordination with other departments.

Perform testing and troubleshoot power conversion equipment prior to shipment.

Conduct tests using specified procedures, measuring instruments, and computer test programs.

Accurately document test results with all required details.

Collaborate with Test and Manufacturing Engineers on test equipment development.

Assist in creating and modifying test work instructions.

Perform durability, strength, and maintainability tests as required.

Collect test data and prepare detailed reports on results.

Install, diagnose, service, and repair electrical equipment prior to shipment.

Configure and connect system equipment (switchgear, SCCT cabinets, power ties) and perform inspections.

Read wiring diagrams to trace electrical circuits and confirm compliance with engineered specifications; perform repairs as needed.

Inspect equipment during operating cycles to detect vibration, overheating, leaks, or other defects, and make necessary corrections.

Replace defective parts and perform final fixes to ensure operational readiness.

Skills & Qualifications

Basic computer skills with knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel).

Ability to read and comprehend instructions, write short correspondence, and communicate effectively in English.

Proficiency with electrical testing instruments, including:

Hypot tester

Multimeter

Wave and power analyzer

Oscilloscope

Ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical blueprints.

Strong troubleshooting, repair, and problem-solving abilities.

Education & Experience

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).