Electronics Assembler
spectrum safety solutionsSanta Fe (TX)
About the role
Production Technician Det-Tronics We make the world a better place to live! At Spectrum's Det-Tronics, we build and maintain comfortable, accessible, efficient, healthy, safe, secure, and sustainable environments. Det-Tronics is a $180M technologically innovative, projects-based global brand protecting customers in many challenging environments with high end flame and gas detection products and systems. Det-Tronics is a part of Spectrum Safety Solutions and has a global footprint with manufacturing sites in the U.S. and sales presence in all key geographies. Production Technicians are responsible for the assembly, testing and quality inspection of various gas detection and alarm control devices designed and manufactured by R.C. Systems LLCRole and Responsibilities Read and fulfill purchase orders from customers Perform acceptance testing on R.C. Systems products Perform minor repairs on electrical components Assemble electrical components into various configurations depending on customer request Perform other duties as assigned by the Operations Manager Skill and Education Requirements High School Diploma or equivalent Well organized Effective Communication Skills Familiarity with Microsoft Office Software such as Word and Excel Understanding of basic electrical theory (e.g. Ohm's Law) Familiarity with operating various hand and power tools
Preferred Qualifications:
- Associates or Technical degree in electronics
- Understanding of technical drawings
- One year experience with troubleshooting and repair of electronic devices
Location: RC Systems, 13009 FM 1764, Santa Fe, Texas
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