Electro-Mechanical Test Technician, Power Distribution Systems

Job Description

Job Description

Electro-Mechanical Test Technician, Power Distribution SystemsIs this you?

• Do schematics, blueprints, and wiring diagrams make sense to you?
• Are you excited to run Hi-Pot and high-voltage tests on LV/MV switchgear?
• Do you enjoy building, assembling, and verifying complex electro-mechanical systems?

• Scope: Test and validate low- and medium-voltage switchgear, subassemblies, and cell-level components.
• Environment: New Stanton, PA production and test facility.
• Reporting: Assistant Area Manager, Mechanical Product.
• Support: Start in a training status with close supervision; gain autonomy as you master procedures.

• Execute electrical and mechanical tests using AC dielectric testers, AC/DC power supplies, oscilloscopes, multimeters, current sources, and electronic loads.
• Follow engineering documents to configure and test LV/MV breakers for both refurbishments and new builds.
• Read and interpret mechanical/electrical drawings, codes, manuals, and procedures; capture and report data in required formats.
• Install and secure components, wiring, and casings using rivets, bolts, and connectors; perform both electrical wiring/assembly and mechanical assembly.
• Plan, lay out, and assemble mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic/hydraulic equipment per guidance.
• Use proper methods for painting/finishing and operate hand and power tools safely.

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• 0–2 years’ experience applying electrical, mechanical, machining, or inspection skills
• Working knowledge of electrical/mechanical drawings, assembly, and wiring practices
• Proficiency with Hi-Pot and high-voltage testing
• Bonus: experience in the nuclear industry

• Follow standard procedures precisely and communicate clear, concise updates that require minimal interpretation.
• Embrace feedback during initial quality checks; build toward increased independent decision-making.

• AC Dielectric testers (Hi-Pot)
• AC/DC power supplies
• Oscilloscopes, multimeters
• Current sources, electronic loads