AMO Technician

Job Profile Summary

Troubleshoot, test, assemble, disassemble and perform visual inspection of electro-mechanical assemblies. Assist in reworking, repairing and modifying non-conforming equipment. Perform complex and difficult tests with minimal instruction and documentation. Analyze and interpret data from environmental tests and troubleshoot equipment problems. Provide technical support to other groups and co-workers. Provide coaching to other technicians in areas of proven competence. Inspection and disposition of parts and equipment. Compliance with HS&E policies and procedures.

Job Description

Responsibilities: Ability to read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, assembly prints and parts lists and follow formal procedures and maintenance practices. Advanced skills in soldering and assembling of electro-mechanical devices. Proficient in the use of multimeters, megohmmeters, hi-pot testers and other basic instruments. Proficient inthe use of measurement and gauging equipment and processes. Advanced computer skills. Qualifications Technical diploma or Associates degree in Electrical or Mechanical field. Versed in fluid power technology, AC/DC circuits and electro-mechanical devices. Basic level of analytical ability to find solutions to difficult technical problems. Proficient in the use of oscilloscopes.

3+ years maintenance related experience in electro-mechanical function or minimum 3 years relevant industrial experience (airline, military, oilfield, automotive, electronic) preferred.

The Baker Hughes internal title for this role is: ARMO Tech - Electro Mech IV