
Breaker Technician
Required skills
- electrical blueprints
- mechanical blueprints
- hand tools
- power tools
- electrical troubleshooting
- assembly
- electrical components
- wire lists
- diagrams
- soldering irons
Nice to have
- machining
- painting
- spray-booth
- welding
- corrective action
- preventive action
Role summary
Seeking experienced car mechanics to transition into the electrical industry as Breaker Technicians. Responsibilities include installation, maintenance, and repair of circuit breakers and electrical distribution systems. Requires ability to read blueprints, general maintenance knowledge (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, woodwork, welding), proficiency with hand and power tools, and aptitude for learning new skills like machining and electrical troubleshooting. Must possess basic electrical-mechanical assembly knowledge and effective communication skills.
Job Summary
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
We are seeking experienced car mechanics who are eager to explore a new challenge and expand their horizons in the electrical industry. As a Breaker Technician, you will be responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of circuit breakers and electrical distribution systems in various settings.
ENTRY LEVEL FACILITY REPAIR TECH SKILLS
- Able to read electrical and mechanical blueprints.
- General knowledge of maintenance including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, woodwork, and welding.
- Knowledge of use of most small hand tools and power tools.
- Aptitude to learn machining and painting (spray-booth), electrical trouble shooting and other general handyman duties.
- Effective communication skills.
- Able to follow directions and learn how to read electrical and mechanical blueprints.
- Must have basic knowledge of electrical -mechanical assembly work.
- Ability to read and interpret simple drawings such as drawings of product charts or diagrams.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- May perform routine tasks in preparation for assembly such as cleaning parts, cutting wire to specified sizes, wiring, and fastening terminal connections.
- Pull open job file and review documentation for correct and completed paperwork as required.
- Utilize assorted raw materials and components to assist in assembly of finished products. Close attention is paid to assembly or work instructions to ensure proper assembly.
- Assembles and/or installs various electrical or electronic components as directed and as specified by blueprints, wire lists, diagrams, or previously established practices.
- Utilizes small hand tools such as soldering irons, wire strippers, crimpers, wrenches, screwdrivers, socket drivers, pliers and hand tools.
- Utilizes provided electrical test equipment as needed. Record results of test by both written form and computer data entry.
- Hand tools and equipment must be properly maintained and stored. Only tools in proper operating condition and/or calibration will be utilized.
- Employees must comply with all applicable safety instructions to prevent injury to themselves and others.
- Assist in loading and unloading vehicles with forklift or pallet jack to expedite business.
- Participate in the corrective/preventive action process within their department.
- Advises management on problem correction.
- Perform other duties as requested to achieve departmental goals and objectives.
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