Legrand
Repair Technician

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Job Description
Key Key Duties:
- Test and repair of manufactured products to internal specification
- Fault-finding, analysis, and diagnosis of non-working electronic devices down to component level
- Investigate and report issues during testing procedures to confirm root cause and failure mode
- Prepare sample test reporting detailing findings through testing procedures adhering to internal requirements
- Propose design, development or implementation of new test procedures
- Support the creation and development of test protocols, specifications and validation
- Ensure testing processes comply with production requirements
- Ensure quality and H&S standards are followed within all testing processes
- Maintain, repair and calibrate test equipment
- Lead training on test procedures with manufacturing operators
- Debrief to our industrialization and Manufacturing teams on issues found during testing and participate in plan of action for product/component amendments/replacement
- Ensure compliance of Quality, H&S, and housekeeping practices in the workplace
- Abide by Legrand Core Values and Code of Ethics and strive to meet and exceed the Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitments
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Job Competencies/Key Skills
- HNC (or equivalent) in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or time-served experience
- Demonstrable hands-on experience on testing and fault finding of electronic products (analogue/digital)
- Strong knowledge of engineering and electrical/electronic testing skills
- Ability to read and interpret electrical / electronic drawing / schematics
- Desirable product knowledge in the areas of Warden Call, Nurse Call, At Home Alarms, Telecare, Telehealth and Door Access Control systems, or similar fields
- Ability to take a practical and adaptable approach to technical issues
- Tech savvy – ability to learn the functionality of new products in a short period
- Be self motivated and able to work in a demanding environment
- Ability to work as part of a team and on own initiative
- Be able to communicate well at all levels inside & outside the company
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