The Test Technician is responsible for the functional testing and verification of electronic power products throughout the manufacturing process.
The role involves carrying out defined test procedures, identifying and documenting test failures, and ensuring products meet the required specifications before progressing to the next stage of production or being released for shipment.
Working closely with Production, Engineering and Quality teams, the Test Technician plays an important role in maintaining product quality, production and full product traceability.
This is a hands-on, process-driven position requiring a methodical approach, strong attention to detail and a commitment to following documented test procedures and quality requirements.
Main Functions
- Perform routine and non-routine electrical testing of electronic assemblies and finished products in accordance with approved test procedures.
- Safely and effectively operate automated and manual test equipment.
- Identify, record and segregate failed or non-conforming units for further analysis or rework.
- Accurately record test results to maintain complete product traceability.
- Complete testing activities in line with production priorities and schedules to support manufacturing throughput.
- Escalate test failures, abnormalities and equipment issues to the appropriate Production, Engineering or Quality personnel.
- Carry out initial fault finding and diagnostics on failed units, providing clear test data and observations to support further investigation.
Key Responsibilities
Testing & Production
- Execute production test procedures in accordance with released work instructions, test specifications and quality requirements.
- Set up and operate test stations, fixtures and associated software.
- Verify that test equipment and test stations are functioning correctly before use.
- Perform visual, functional and electrical testing of electronic assemblies and finished products.
- Support first-off, in-process and final testing as required.
- Complete testing accurately and efficiently in line with production schedules and build priorities.
- Identify and clearly label failed or non-conforming products and route them in accordance with established procedures.
Fault Finding & Diagnostics
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