Test Operator
california temp servicesSylmar (CA)
$18.50–$19.50/hr
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california temp servicesSylmar (CA)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and TechniciansInstruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$18.50–$19.50/hr
About the role
Job Description:
Test Operator ILocation: San Fernando Valley, CAAll the relevant skills, qualifications and experience that a successful applicant will need are listed in the following description.
Schedule: Full Time | On site
Industry: Electronics Manufacturing
Pay Rate:
$18.50–$19.50/hr DOEResponsibilitiesPerform routine testing of electrical and mechanical assemblies. Follow written test procedures and work instructions. Use basic electronic test equipment to verify product performance. Read and follow assembly drawings and manufacturing documentation. Complete testing accurately and within production requirements. Follow safety procedures and properly use testing equipment. Communicate testing issues to appropriate team members.
Qualifications:
High school diploma/GED or equivalent related experience.
Minimum 6 months of relevant experience.
Experience using basic electronic test equipment, including digital multimeters/voltmeters and oscilloscopes.
Ability to follow detailed written instructions and test procedures.
Ability to read and interpret assembly drawings and manufacturing documentation.
Good written and verbal communication skills. xhyhwjd Ability to work effectively in a team environment.
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