Switchgear Quality Control Technician; Manufacturing

Job Summary

Perform all quality inspections and functional testing on all manufactured switch gear to ensure that the gear meets necessary electrical code, that the gear functions as designed by the specified engineer, and that the gear is safe to be energized on-site before it leaves the manufacturing plant.

Must be able to reliably work an eight‑hour minimum shift with some voluntary exceptions. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential procedure safely and thoroughly. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• High school diploma.
• NFPA
  70E is required (Can be provided by Power Secure if other requirements are satisfactory).
• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operations manual, and written directions.
• Ability to follow report guidelines to accurately document test results and product specifications.
• Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure in order to determine splice plate length and basic voltage and amperage measurement ratios.
• Ability to wear and maintain proper PPE.
• Experience working with Switchgear, Electrical, or Generator systems.
• Engineering or programming experience will be accepted in lieu of Switchgear, Electrical or Generator experience.
• Understanding of electrical schematics and ability to interpret mechanical notes.
• Through accumulated experience, must be able to quickly and effectively diagnose and repair nonconforming electrical circuits.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills required.

• Locate and keep track of documentation for specific jobs.
• Run procedural tests and inspections in an organized format complying with necessary functions for gear types.
• Load files and test sequence of operations as dictated in project CD set notes.
• Accurately record test results and component specs.
• Move gear with use of forklift or pallet jack.
• Removal and reinstallation of panels up to 50 lb.
• Other duties as assigned by management and supervisors.

Levels will be determined by skill and knowledge of inspection and testing procedures, capabilities, and general understanding of Power Secure software.

L1 – SWGR QC Technician (Inspector)

L2 – SWGR QC Technician (Sr. Inspector)

L3 – SWGR QC Technician (Test)

L4 – SWGR QC Technician (Sr. Test)

Rec Yrs of Exp Schematics Mech Inspection (SWGR) Electrical Inspection (SWGR) Document Control and Management (Revisions, Updates) Medium Voltage and PEC Inspection Training (Lead for QC L1 and Manufacturing) Supplier Inspection

L1(Inspector) 0-3 X X X X L2(Sr. inspector) 3+ X X X X X X X L3 (Test) 0-3 X X X X X X L4 (Sr. Test) 3+ X X X X X X X X

Functional Test on Standard Products Retail with basic programming and sequence testing MVSG, CC, TCC, and PEC System Sequencing with all equipment Lead Factory Acceptance Witness Test and Develop Plans

L3 0-3 X X X L4 3+ X X X X X X X

Proficiency:
Woodward (Easygens, LS‑5/6, GC), DEIF (Genset, Group, Plant), GE Proficy (PLC and TS), Redlion (LE, SX, and TS), SEL Accelerator (SEL Relays), Lantronix Device (SEC)

L3 (Tier I) Basic understanding and ability to troubleshoot, load and upload files L4 (Tier II) Additional advanced capabilities.

Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. frequently. Must be able to spend extended hours standing. Must be able to crouch into confined spaces to attach test wiring.

Work Environment:
In rare cases, when working outdoors, there will be exposure to the elements. This can include, but is not limited to, heat, cold, or rain. A risk of electrical shock is always present. At times there can be hazards from moving equipment (i.e.: forklifts). There can be a lot of ambient noise, and in some cases hearing protection must be worn.

Risk of cuts or abrasions is present, especially when dealing with panels, or maneuvering…