Electronic Repair Technician II 2nd Shift (On-Site)

Date Posted:

2024-06-05

Country:

United States of America

Location:

02: Building 02 Windsor Locks One Hamilton Road, Windsor Locks, CT, 06096 USA

Position Role Type:

Onsite

Joining Collins Aerospace isn’t just about finding a job; it’s about embarking on a journey to redefine the future of aerospace technology. Under moderate supervision, the incumbent plan and perform various duties including assembly, disassembly, repair, rework, modification, inspection, and associated processes on a variety of electronic, electrical, and electromechanical components and units to maintain flow of work while practicing and complying with environmental, health and safety directions and procedures.

This position will be working in an Onsite capacity.

2nd Shift: Mon. - Fri. 3:00 AM - 12:00 AM EDT

What You Will Do:

•  Work from blueprints, schematics, parts lists, wire lists, unit history sheets and other written and verbal instructions
• within established methods and procedures.
• Plan and perform disassembly, rework, repair, assembly, inspection, simple test, final process, and associated operations on various products utilizing procedures and techniques to conform with quality standards.
• Ensure that all documentation such as specifications, procedures and forms and applicable tools, gages and fixtures are quality compliant and traceable.
• Perform a variety of material control and handling duties such as unloading, receiving, storing, disbursing, packaging, and shipping material and equipment.
• Prepare, maintain, and monitor all necessary records such as check lists, log sheets, unit history records, routing sheets and schedules.
• Perform appropriate inspection operations including process review, visual and dimensional checks, and documentation compliance.
• Operate computer terminals to retrieve, enter or verify information.
• Review customer service instructions to determine extent of service to be performed. Generate documentation to determine appropriate routing of hardware.
• Perform external visual check for damage and abnormalities and record on unit history and/or receiving inspection form.
• Order all necessary parts by utilizing automated parts inventory system. Prepare supplemental sales order requisitions as required.
• Utilize measuring equipment such as dial indicators, micrometers, and ohmmeters to perform required checks.
• Clean and degrease parts as required.
• Obtain, move, and expedite units, parts, and materials within shop to support operations.
• Perform and maintain point of use inventory.
• Review requirements in planning and selecting necessary tools and equipment.
• Make up and install wiring, cables and harnesses deterring most appropriate routing.
• Apply various coating such as zinc chromate, anodize and touch up paint.
• Remove and apply bonding material as required; perform oven cure operations.
• Set-up, operate and perform minor maintenance on equipment and tools such as soldering irons, desoldering machines, crimpers, heat guns, pliers, and torque wrenches.
• Verify work performed.
• Support customer witness needs as required.
• Improve process and solve problems in cooperation with fellow employees and supervision.
• Perform minor and preventive maintenance such as check fluid levels, lubricate fittings, clean, or replace filters, replace bulbs, and tighten fittings and/or hardware.
• Instruct one or two fellow employees in proper performance of duties.
• Keep equipment and surroundings neat, clean, and organized.
• Perform related duties as required within the scope of this job function.

Qualifications You Must Have:

• 1-2 years of relevant experience.
• Current or previous experience with knowledge of basic electronic and

electromechanical assembly, bonding and potting procedures and certification in

soldering/rework operations; subject to periodic recertification.

• "U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are authorized to access information under this program/contract."

Qualifications We Prefer:

• Ability to use decimals, fractions and specified formulas, and work from test

data sheets, blueprints, schematics, sketches, process sheets, engineering changes and other written and verbal instructions.

• Ability to use variable measuring equipment such as micrometers and vernier calipers, and various test equipment such as digital instruments and analog recorders.
• IPC J-Standard 610 Soldering Certification
• Ability to assemble and disassemble electronic hardware.

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