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An established industry player is looking for a Test Floor Operator 2 to join their team in Jefferson City, Missouri. This role involves testing padmount distribution transformers, ensuring proper operation of equipment, and conducting various electrical tests. You will play a vital role in maintaining safety standards while performing critical tasks such as diagnosing failures and recording test results. If you have a background in electronics or electrical engineering and are eager to develop your skills further, this position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to innovative projects in a dynamic environment.
Hitachi Energy is seeking a Test Floor Operator 2 for its Jefferson City, Missouri location. This role involves testing padmount distribution transformers, including single phase and three phase units. Responsibilities include operating standard test equipment, diagnosing test failures, and assisting in developing and conducting special electrical tests on distribution transformers and components.
Ensure proper use and maintenance of personal safety equipment and hazardous materials.
Verify receipt and completion of materials and units according to specifications.
Report irregularities and malfunctions to appropriate personnel.
Review work assignments and prepare for testing procedures.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Check unit data cards and enter test data into the operator console.
Perform various tests such as connection, demag, impulse, load loss, breaker, temperature rise, sound, power factor, resistance, and iron loss following procedures and specifications.
Operate equipment to load transformers into test stations and connect necessary leads.
Monitor testing process, recognize abnormal actions or alarms, and take remedial actions as needed.
Record test results and handle defective units appropriately.
Unload transformers and notify personnel of any malfunctions.
Conduct special tests including impulse, temperature rise, sound, copper loss, power factor, resistance, and iron loss.
Assist in developing and executing special tests as required.
Associate's Degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering, or a minimum of 2 years of electrical education at a technical college.
Legal work authorization for employment in the United States.
Problem-solving skills.
Willingness to undergo on-the-job and additional training as needed.