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The Electro-Mechanical Assembler will be responsible for the rapid manufacturing of sub-assemblies and finished systems. Leidos currently has an opening for an Electro-Mechanical Assembler to work in our Ladson, SC facility.
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Prior experience with the manufacturing electro-mechanical assemblies, security, or aviation related products. Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering.
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We provide automated threat detection for weapons, narcotics, explosives, contraband, and undeclared goods, as well as nuclear and radioactive materials, by leveraging industry leading screening technologies, AI/ML capabilities and advanced biometric tools.
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Maintain, diagnose and repair a variety of equipment including; diesel engines, transmissions, drive train components, winches, high pressure pumps, centrifugal pumps, air compressors, microprocessor controls, electro-mechanical equipment, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, gearboxes, PTO's, 12/24v electrical systems, equipment cabs and controls, chassis and suspension, A/C systems etc.
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Maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of all types mechanical and hydraulic- and diesel-powered equipment. Ability to use diagnostic equipment (i.e., Cat ET, CAT-SIS) The Shop Technician assumes a high level of responsibility early.
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Develop procedures and test trainer computers, inputs/outputs, electro-mechanical systems, and power interfaces. Develop procedures and test trainer computers, inputs/outputs, electro-mechanical systems, and power interfaces.
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The Senior Electro-Mechanical Assembler is required to assemble, inspect and perform acceptance testing on complex electro-mechanical-optical systems. To accomplish this effectively, the Senior Electro-Mechanical Assembler must work independently from: engineering drawings, engineering changes, bills of material, work instructions, test procedures and production schedules.
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Work closely with engineers of varying disciplines to meet simulation training system requirements. Additional job duties could include systems level requirements analysis, design, and proposal input.
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Ability to troubleshoot & repair electrical, electro-mechanical, hydraulic & pneumatic system components. Ability to use small hand tools for performing basic Mechanical tasks. Associate Degree in Applied Science – Mechatronics, Programming, Industrial Electronics Technology - or - Similar related Industrial fields of study (preferred.
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