Electronic Equipment Trades Worker

• Conduct thorough examinations and inspections of electronic equipment and systems used in commercial and industrial electrical installations, including control panels, switchboards, monitoring systems, and integrated components
• Regularly inspect and maintain electronic systems to prevent malfunctions, conducting routine checks and adjustments to uphold performance and reliability on project sites
• Perform routine cleaning and servicing of electronic components to ensure optimal operation and enhance the longevity of the systems
• Utilise diagnostic tools and techniques to identify issues, analyse test results, and pinpoint the root cause of malfunctions in complex electrical systems
• Address urgent issues such as wiring faults, component failures, or system malfunctions to minimise project downtime and ensure safety
• Make necessary adjustments to correct issues and optimise performance, including calibrating sensors, configuring controllers, and fine-tuning system settings
• Replace defective components and remove damaged parts and wiring as needed to ensure the seamless operation and reliability of electronic systems
• Reassemble electronic equipment and systems following repairs or maintenance procedures, ensuring proper alignment and integration of all components
• Conduct comprehensive testing to verify that all systems operate smoothly and in accordance with engineering specifications and Australian standards
• Provide clear and concise guidance to clients and site staff on correct operating procedures and best practices for maintenance and troubleshooting
• Execute precise installation procedures for electronic equipment and systems, ensuring accurate placement and integration within the larger electrical infrastructure
• Apply expert knowledge of electronic principles and industry standards to commission newly installed equipment effectively and ensure it meets all design requirements

• Relevant certificate
• At least one year’s relevant work experience
• Strong knowledge of electronic principles and systems, preferably within the construction or electrical engineering industry
• Excellent troubleshooting skills and attention to detail
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Good hand-eye coordination and physical dexterity

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