Electro-Mechanical Technician

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure ILI equipment, tools, and assets are properly cleaned, maintained, and built to enable successful completion of ILI projects, meeting and/or exceeding the expectations of clients, field technicians, and equipment coordinator.
• Disassemble and clean ILI equipment, tools, assets, and components in preparation for component maintenance, applying appropriate cleaning procedures based on the specific tool type.
• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical assets at the individual component level.
• Conduct thorough recertification assessments of sensors, ensuring compliance with quality standards and performance specifications.
• Absorb and unload ILI equipment, tools, assets, and support equipment for shipping and receiving as directed by leadership.
• Assist service center technicians and field technicians by preparing, loading, and unloading ILI equipment, tools, assets, and support equipment for shipping and receiving as directed by leadership.
• Recommend upgrades and modifications to improve asset performance.
• Comply with all T.D. Williamson (TDW) policies and requirements.
• Perform any business-related task as directed by leadership.
• Cook with global training and support for ongoing training.
• Complete and pass all training courses, modules and bulletins assigned.
• Maintain inventory control of electronic and mechanical components.
• Collaborate with production, engineering, and global training and support to obtain new product information and troubleshoot design and/or testing issues.
• Maintain professional attitude and behavior when communicating and interacting with both internal and external customers.
• Follow HSE policy by applying the instructions and procedures of the HSE manual, by participating actively in the Hazards and (Near-miss) Incident Identification and by behaving safely.
• Follow all HSE policies and requirements to perform work safely.
• Follow directives of the Quality System (ISO 9001:2015) chosen by applying the instructions and procedures of the system as specified in the documents of: Quality Manual, Quality System Procedures, and Instructions.

Experience

• A high school diploma is required.
• An associate's or bachelor's degree in electronics is preferred.
• A certificate of completion in an electronics discipline is preferred.
• Prior electronics experience is preferred.
• Successful completion of IPC (Association Connecting Electronics Industries) training courses: Electronics Assembly for Operators, Wire Harness Assembly for Operators, and J Standard Course is preferred.

Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities

• Working knowledge of commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures within electronic technology.
• Working knowledge of electronic digital and analog circuits and hardware, firmware and software used in data logging applications.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and ability to safely and properly use hand tools and small power tools used in the fabrication of electro-mechanical devices.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Excellent analytical skills.
• Excellent attention to detail including a strong sense of urgency.
• Ability to work as a team.
• Ability to interpret information, isometric drawings, and electronic data.
• Ability to sit, walk, and stand for up to eight (8) hours per day.
• Strong hand and eye coordination with the ability to manipulate small electronic and mechanical assemblies.
• Ability to lift and hold up to 50lbs.
• Ability to speak English required.