Installation Technician

Stanfordlivetickets; Menlo Park (CA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanfordlivetickets is seeking an Installation Technician to perform electrical installations for research equipment and related assemblies under supervision. The role follows three levels distinguished by experience and supervision needs, from Installation Technician to Lead.

Under direction of a lead or staff, you will work with wiring lists and simple diagrams, adhering to safety practices and instructions, with progress reviewed as tasks are completed or in progress.

Qualifications

• The Installation Technician series describes technical work involving electrical installation of research equipment and components, and fabricating related equipment.
• Three levels exist with increasing familiarity with lab practices and supervision.

Responsibilities

• Work on routine electrical installations under supervision.
• Assignments and instructions are provided verbally or in writing.
• Work is performed in conformance with safety practices.

Job description

The Installation Technician series of job classifications describes technical work involving electrical installation of various research equipment, apparatus and components, and fabricating and assembling related equipment used in large-scale experiments. There are three levels in the series: Installation Technician, Principal Installation Technician, and Principal Installation Technician Lead. Thethree levels are distinguished by the degree of familiarity with laboratory practices, task complexity, and the extent of supervision required.

Under the direction of a lead, supervisor or scientific and engineering staff, employees in this classification work on routine electrical installations.

Assignments and instructions are provided in a verbal and/or written form and include wiring lists, installation request forms, and simple block diagrams or schematics.

Work is to be performed in conformance with these instructions and laboratory safety practices.

Assignments may be reviewed in progress or at the completion of each instruction depending on the complexity of the particular task.