Electronics Technician

Machine Operation and Maintenance:

Operates and performs routine maintenance on electronic and electro-mechanical equipment and machinery involved in the production of colored roofing.

Diagnostic and Troubleshooting:

Tests malfunctioning equipment using diagnostic tools to identify issues.

Repair and Replacement:

Repairs or replaces defective electronic components and wiring in machinery.

Calibration and Setup:

Calibrates, configures, and installs electronic devices and systems to maintain optimal performance.

Documentation and Reporting:

Keeps detailed records of maintenance, repairs, and system updates, and may report on equipment performance and project progress.

Collaboration:

Works with engineers and other professionals to identify and resolve equipment deficiencies or to implement new technologies.

Key Skills and Qualifications

Technical Proficiency:

Ability to operate and maintain various manufacturing machines and equipment.

Electronics Knowledge:

A strong foundation in electronic principles to understand how machinery operates.

Diagnostic Skills:

Experience using diagnostic tools like oscilloscopes, multimeters, and signal generators.

Manual Dexterity:

Hands-on ability to assemble, install, and repair electronic systems, often involving soldering and using hand tools.

Problem-Solving:

Strong analytical and fault isolation skills to find efficient solutions to technical problems.

Technical Documentation:

Ability to read and interpret complex manuals, schematics, and blueprints.

Education:

A vocational, college, or NCII certification in electronics or a related field is often required.