Vehicle Emission Field Technician

Opus; Lombard (IL); On-site; USD 46,000 - 51,000; Full time

Job summary

Opus is seeking a Field Service Technician in Lombard, IL to repair and maintain testing equipment and facilities for vehicle emission testing stations. The role requires diagnosing OBD analyzers, PCs, and lane systems, with routine field diagnostics and preventive work.

The candidate should have an associate degree or certificate in electronics or related fields, familiarity with test equipment and tools, and a valid Illinois driver’s license; prior HVAC knowledge is a plus.

Qualifications

• Associate’s Degree or certificate in electronics, building maintenance, electrical controls, HVAC, industrial plant maintenance or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine diagnostics, preventive maintenance and repair of vehicle OBD analyzers, computers, PC peripherals, and other lane systems following set schedules and procedures.
• Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on buildings and fixtures as assigned and complete all required documentation.
• Assist in maintenance and repair of other company facility and electronic systems such as lighting, doors, alarm, minor plumbing, telephone and computer peripheral systems.
• Report on assigned work and assist in the completion of records, reports and other documents.
• Troubleshoot equipment failures and analyze appropriate documents to determine cause of malfunctions in test and facility equipment.
• Interface with subcontractor representatives in repair and maintenance of equipment.
• Provide support to Illinois Environmental Protection Agency audit teams as needed.
• Perform other tasks as required by the Technical Support Manager.

Skills

Diagnostics

Preventive maintenance

Electrical safety

Education

Associate degree or certificate in electronics/building maintenance/HVAC

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Job description

Opus is seeking a Field Service Technician in Lombard, IL to repair and maintain testing equipment and facilities for vehicle emission testing stations. The role requires diagnosing OBD analyzers, PCs, and lane systems, with routine field diagnostics and preventive work.

The candidate should have an associate degree or certificate in electronics or related fields, familiarity with test equipment and tools, and a valid Illinois driver’s license; prior HVAC knowledge is a plus.