ESD Technician; G-Project Job Houston area,Texas USA,Engineering

Position: ESD Technician (G-Project)
Job Summary
The ESD Technician is responsible for implementing, monitoring, and maintaining Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) control programs to protect sensitive electronic components and equipment. This role ensures compliance with ESD standards through testing, audits, training, and proper maintenance of ESD-safe environments within manufacturing, assembly, or laboratory facilities.
Key Responsibilities

Implement and maintain ESD control procedures according to company and industry standards (e.g., ANSI/ESD S20.20).
Perform regular ESD audits and inspections of workstations, equipment, flooring, and personnel grounding systems.
Test and verify ESD protection equipment such as:
- Wrist straps
- Heel grounders
- ESD mats
- Ionizers
- Grounding systems
Maintain records of ESD testing, calibration, and compliance reports
.
Investigate ESD-related failures or incidents and recommend corrective actions.
Train employees on proper ESD handling procedures and awareness.
Support manufacturing or engineering teams in establishing ESD-safe work areas.
Ensure proper labeling and handling of ESD-sensitive devices (ESDs).
Maintain and calibrate ESD testing instruments.
Ensure compliance with internal policies and industry regulations.

Required Qualifications

Technical diploma or associate degree in electronics, electrical engineering, or related field
.
Basic understanding of electrostatic discharge principles
.
Experience working in electronics manufacturing, semiconductor, or PCB assembly environments is preferred.
Knowledge of ANSI/ESD S20.20 or IEC 61340 standards is an advantage.
Ability to use ESD test equipment and measurement tools.

Skills and Competencies

Attention to detail
Strong documentation and reporting skills
Problem-solving and analytical thinking
Ability to train and communicate procedures clearly
Understanding of electronics manufacturing processes
Ability to conduct inspections and compliance audits

Work Environment

Electronics manufacturing floor, laboratory, or assembly areas
Requires wearing ESD protective equipment (wrist straps, ESD footwear, smocks)
May involve standing, walking, and handling sensitive electronic components

Typical Tools and Equipment

Wrist strap testers
Surface resistance meters
Charge plate monitors
Electrostatic field meters
Ionizer testers
Ground continuity testers