Engineering Technician 1st shift

• Develops documentation to set up, calibrate, operate, and maintain all equipment related to area of specialty.
• Develops programs for vacuum furnaces.
• Creates instructions and checklists for the operation of equipment and related materials for use in tests and/or production.
• Takes measurements and performs evaluations according to standard and non-standard methods.
• Ensures all testing is accomplished according to all customer and regulatory requirements.
• Records and reports test results after performing calculations, analyzing data, and making graphical representations as appropriate.
• Conducts work within established criteria and specifications.
• Performs safety checks on all equipment and safety instruments.
• Maintains equipment readiness and limits downtime in the event of malfunction.
• Prepares technical report summaries and periodically presents work to internal customers.
• Handles movement of gas turbine parts and miscellaneous equipment through-out the facility.
• Uses appropriate personal protective equipment and follows appropriate health and safety practices.

• Requires broad knowledge of operational procedures and tools obtained through specialty work experience (may require technical education).
• Proven ability to assist technically while interfacing with other technical team members and other functions within a matrix organizational structure.
• Proven experience in the use of best practices, and technology.
• Proven experience in resolving non-routine problems requiring analysis to understand.
• Proven experience in vacuum furnaces or calibrations of manufacturing equipment.
• Uses foundational CI tools across the role to better the operational performance of the department.
• Typically, minimum of 3-5 years’ experience in Aerospace or Industrial gas turbine engine engineering technician (laboratory, manufacture, or repair) or combined equivalent, achieving progressively increasing responsibility and results

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