Must be able to lift 70 lbs.
Must be able to stand for extended periods.
Able to travel for occasional field service start-up of engineered systems but not required.
Able to read and interpret formal blueprints and drawings
Able to troubleshoot and repair control instruments and devices when needed
Able to understand both digital and analog logic and devices
An approved apprenticeship or equivalent vocational school in electrical and electronics or associated field with 2-year technical degree or military experience is highly desirable
Three to five years of practical wiring to terminal blocks and programmable logic controllers (PLC), troubleshooting measurement controls and related instrument and devices to include power supplies, pneumatics, gauges, valves, relays, flowmeters, regulators, and controllers
Must be familiar with basic machining and calibrations techniques to assemble mechanical components and integrate them into a system
Willing to work with compressed air and gas pressures exceeding 100psi and with voltages from 12vdc to 480vac