Electrical Assembler

Posted 17 days ago

ussi globalMelbourne (FL)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing

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About the role

Electrical AssemblerUSSI Global provides field maintenance and system integration for multiple technology markets including commercial communication systems, government weather & consumer sites, digital media and broadcast host locations. With over 300 service locations throughout the United States, others in Canada, Mexico, U.K., the Caribbean Islands, and 140 other countries, we are positioned to handle national and global requirements.

Location: Melbourne, FL

Required: A minimum of 1-year experience performing electrical assembly and/or electronics repair Must reside in a commutable distance to our Suntree (Melbourne, FL) campus

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

Diagnose Problems: Use diagnostic tools and technical knowledge to identify the root cause of issues in faulty equipment or systems.
Perform Repairs: Fix problems by replacing defective components, recalibrating systems, or performing comprehensive overhauls.
Routine Maintenance: Conduct preventive maintenance, such as cleaning and lubricating parts, to ensure equipment runs smoothly and to prevent breakdowns.
Install Equipment: Install and set up new equipment and systems as needed.
Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair activities performed.
Safety Compliance: Follow all established safety procedures and industry regulations

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