Service Technician

Roles

• Calibrate, perform preventative and corrective maintenance of AVL equipment.
• Able to wire control devices and verify operation.
• Affords assistance in the evaluation and repair of AVL equipment.
• Affords assistance in test equipment installation, configuration, maintenance and calibration.
• Actively participates in developing one’s own training plan and exhibits ownership in completing training.
• Provides feedback of troubleshooting guides and continuous improvement methods to increase operating equipment effectiveness (O.E.E.).
• Records and documents calibrations, diagnostic and performance test results, records maintenance activities, and documents while accurately maintaining shift logs.
• Professional and timely submission of timesheets, calibration reports, and other administrative responsibilities.
• Completes all applicable safety training.

Qualifications/Skills

• 2 years' Technical college preferred, High School diploma or equivalent
• Basic electronic or precision mechanical assembly knowledge
• Ability to read blueprints including electrical schematics
• Electrical wiring skills
• Knowledge and use of fine mechanical hand tools
• Ability to diagnose problems with simple systems
• Basic knowledge of personal computer hardware and software
• Experience test equipment preferred

About the Role

AVL is seeking a Service Technician I to join the team in Plymouth, Michigan. This is an excellent entry-level opportunity for individuals looking to grow and develop within a dynamic team environment. The Service Technician I will receive training on all AVL systems and provide support across a range of functions, including repairs, calibration, maintenance, and data entry.