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Possess excellent soldering skills in both through hole and/ or surface Digital Volt Meters, Frequency Counters, Spectrum Analyzers and all appropriate troubleshooting general purpose equipment.
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Skills: Detailed soldering, under microscopeSkills & Requirements Education: Associates of Science Degree in Electronics Technology or related field. Repair and/or replacement of complex electronic equipment at board or component level (includes surface mount soldering/de-soldering.
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Display basic ability to repair or replace PVC copper pipe (including soldering). Display proficiency in any one of the following categories, above average skills in two more of the following categories and basic skills in the remaining categories: air conditioning and refrigeration, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, pneumatic/electronic systems and controls, carpentry and finish skills, kitchen equipment, vehicles, energy conservation, and/or general building management.
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Store parts on carts or cover to eliminate potential damageMend damaged body by hammering out or filling in dents and welding broken parts; ensure all gaps and fits are to industry standards; remove damaged fenders, panels and grills; and bolts or welds replacement parts in position and reassemble after parts are paintedOperate a variety of hand and power tools (e.g. welder, soldering equipment, cutting torch, blocks, hammers, wrenches, sander, spray guns, etc.
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Drawing on nearly four centuries of collective experience across Wabtec, GE Transportation and Faiveley Transport, the company has unmatched digital expertise, technological innovation, and world-class manufacturing and services, enabling the digital-rail-and-transit ecosystems.
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Must be able to pass soldering test and electronics test. An Associate's Degree or Certificate in Electronics Technology from a two-year college or, technical school or, related experience/ or training in the field or on the bench, Specialized equipment used in this job.
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Comments for Suppliers: Must be able to pass soldering test and electronics test. Job Description: Electronics Technician. Comments for Suppliers: Must be able to pass soldering test and electronics test.
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Experience or certification in soldering and electronics/electrical repair or installation; Experience with laboratory instrumentation, computer interfacing, Matlab/Python programming, and data analysis are a plus.
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Job Title: Electronics Technician. Test to the unit level and PCB level. Must have a thorough understanding of analog and digital circuits. Technical writing skills required for internal and external documentation.
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N Associate's Degree or Certificate in Electronics Technology from a two-year college or, technical school or, related experience/ or training in the field or on the bench, Specialized equipment used in this job.
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Passing score on the Electronics Technician Test. Knowledge of analog and digital circuits. PRIMARY PURPOSEProvide technical expertise in performing customer non-conforming product evaluation test, troubleshoot and repair of field test failure as required.
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Repair mechanical damage and replace defective parts, which may include welding, brazing, and soldering. Applies mechanical skills and knowledge to troubleshooting and repair of electrical, plumbing, pipe fitting, fabrication, building construction, and other warehouse maintenance/repair situations.
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Perform activities in construction such as welding, brazing, soldering, and plumbing. It takes a team to make a real impact, and through our two divisions – BSN SPORTS and Varsity Spirit – and our network of 6,000+ employees and independent representatives, we are proud to partner with a wide range of educational institutions and club and professional sports to transform the student journey in SPORT and SPIRIT.
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Utilizes small hand tools such as soldering irons, wire strippers, crimpers, wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, and hammers. Works from production/assembly instructions, parts lists, wire lists, diagrams, verbal instructions and notes to assemble, wire and install a wide variety of components.
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