About the role

The Full-Service Technician is responsible for reconditioning, reassembly, and testing of regulator transformers. Compliance with all safety requirements, product quality standards and company policies are essential functions of this role. Read and follow work order instructions to ensure your rebuilding transformers to customer specifications. Reconditioning and wiring controls for regulators Kitting parts for regulator orders Collecting parts for inventory Cleaning PartsCycle counts Draining regulators Building regulators Basic testing of regulators Maintain safe, clean, and orderly workstation. Other assigned duties as needed. HS Diploma/GED preferred. Mechanical and transformer experience preferred. Basic Knowledge of ToolsBasic Electrical KnowledgeOSHA10 certification preferred Material handling equipment experience (forklift, crane, etc.) preferred. A proven track record in safety excellence is required. Adheres to all safety and environmental compliance regulations set by the organization. Notify management immediately of any safety concerns, hazardous conditions, or injuries. Ability to read and interpret work orders. Meet department and production goals set by supervisor. Ensure product quality meets company and client expectations. Possess a strong work ethic, excellent communication skills, problem-solving abilities, cooperative attitude, strong attention to detail and can work in a team environment. Adheres to the company's employee handbook policies and embodies the organization's core values. Ability to learn other department job functions and fill in as needed. Complete company compliance and safety training when required. Ability to work a flexible schedule and work under pressure in a fast-paced work environment. Physical requirements for this role include, but are not limited to the following: Lift 50lbs floor to waist and waist to shoulder multiple times Standing and walking for long durations Bending, squatting, and kneeling multiple times for long durations The ability to climb up and down a ladder multiple times Balance and stand on a ladder with three points of contact for extended periods of time Comfortable working in the heat and cold due to manufacturing facilities not being climate controlled

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