Instrument Technician

Job description

Primary Duties/Responsibilities

Under general supervision, installs, maintains, calibrates, troubleshoots, repairs, modifies, and overhauls instrumentation; assist with the maintenance of the computer and microprocessor systems associated with the treatment plants processing of raw sewerage. Installs, maintains, calibrates, troubleshoots, repairs and overhauls non-process equipment such as, but not limited to, safety, surveillance and security, and analytical instrumentation.

Work Environment

Work involves exposure to confined entry areas, hazardous gases, heights, weather, noise, dirt, dust, organic waste, and explosive environments. Generally, works weekdays first shift hours.

Qualifications

Education/Experience/Background

Associate Degree in Electronics Technology from an accredited technical college or demonstrated ability. One to three years of experience in the electronics technology field.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

Knowledge and skills in the principles, practices, concepts and techniques used in advanced digital and analog electronics. Ability in soldering and de-soldering without damaging materials.

Required Certification/Licenses/Training

Valid Wisconsin’s Driver’s License.