Perform installation and maintenance of PV modules, racking, trackers, inverters, combiner boxes, transformers, switchgear, weather stations, and monitoring equipment
Perform advanced troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repair of PV arrays, modules, strings, inverters, combiner boxes, trackers, transformers, switchgear, and balance-of-plant equipment
Independently perform preventive and corrective maintenance on AC and DC systems
Analyze alarms, operating data, SCADA trends, infrared findings, and equipment history to identify performance and reliability issues
Use advanced diagnostic equipment such as multimeters, clamp meters, insulation-resistance testers, infrared cameras, IV-curve tracers, and related solar test equipment
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Nice to have: Associate degree in Electrical Technology, Renewable Energy Technology, Industrial Maintenance
Responsible for electrical and mechanical maintenance of packaging and equipment, including troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and routine repairs.
Responsibilities
Machine installation
Control wiring installations
Troubleshooting to component level
PLC understanding and troubleshooting
Anchoring equipment
Requirements
High school diploma required
Nice to have: Experience maintaining and troubleshooting automated conveyor equipment
Nice to have: Certifications in basic electrical
Nice to have: Certifications in mechanical
Nice to have: Certifications in motor control relay logic
Electrical Maintenance Technician responsible for installation, maintenance, testing, calibration and commissioning of electrical systems and components in a high voltage environment.
Responsibilities
Install, maintain, test, calibrate and commission electrical systems and components
Act as Employee in Charge on some jobs
Read and interpret schematics and service documents
Maintain personal support equipment, PPE, hand tools and test equipment
Ensure safety compliance and conduct safety meetings
As a Quality Engineer, you are responsible for assuring the quality of waste gas abatement systems throughout the whole process – from incoming materials, assembly, electrical inspection and test-run through to shipment.
Compensation
Competitive salary aligned with market standards.
Responsibilities
Establish, maintain and continuously improve the Quality Management System (QMS) in line with ISO 9001; prepare and update procedures, work instructions and inspection forms.
Develop quality control plans (Control Plan/ ITP), acceptance criteria and inspection checklists for incoming (IQC), in-process (IPQC) and final inspection (FQC).
Perform and supervise electrical inspection of control panels and equipment before power-on and before shipment: wiring check against circuit diagrams, protective earth (PE) continuity, insulation resistance, high-voltage (Hi-pot) test, safety circuits (E-stop, interlocks), protective device settings and labelling.
Witness and approve functional test-run, Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) and exhaust gas measurement results against customer specifications; decide on release or hold of shipment.
Control non-conforming products (NCR); lead root cause analysis (8D, 5 Why, Ishikawa) and follow up the effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Industrial Electrics, Automation, Mechatronics or a comparable qualification
Responsible for maintenance and repair of logistics equipment introduced at delivery stations (DS), as well as improvements to enhance safety and productivity of equipment.
Locations (2)
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Kinki Area, Japan
Responsibilities
Maintenance of logistics equipment introduced at DS
Maintenance work for errors and failures occurring in logistics equipment
Improvement work to enhance safety, productivity, and operation rates of logistics equipment
Monitoring operational status of newly developed equipment/devices and providing feedback to development teams
Management of maintenance tools required for tasks 1-3
Requirements
Basic knowledge of mechanical engineering (industrial high school or vocational school level)
Basic knowledge of electrical engineering (industrial high school or vocational school level)
Nice to have: Maintenance experience for logistics equipment
The Facilities Maintenance Technician is responsible for the ongoing maintenance and repair of Maricopa County facilities, including keeping spaces, structures, and infrastructure in proper operating condition through a routine, scheduled, or anticipated fashion to prevent failure or degradation.
Compensation
Pay Range: $21.75 - $34.50 hourly. The position is eligible for overtime compensation for all hours worked over 40 in the designated workweek.
Responsibilities
Ongoing maintenance and repair of Maricopa County facilities
Keeping spaces, structures, and infrastructure in proper operating condition
Routine, scheduled, or anticipated maintenance to prevent failure or degradation
Semi-skilled trade tasks
Electrical, plumbing, carpentry, and welding tasks
Responsible for ongoing maintenance and repair of Maricopa County facilities, ensuring proper operating condition of spaces, structures, and infrastructure.
Compensation
$21.75 - $34.50 hourly
Responsibilities
Facilitate and correct all repairs associated with a specific work order, including routine and/or emergency repairs
Respond to assigned service calls in person in all Maricopa County buildings, working within the system to finalize work orders
Replace air filters, drive belts, ballasts, light bulbs, light switches, wall outlets, and low-voltage motors, managing work priorities on site
Operate hand tools and power equipment necessary to perform various building maintenance and repair tasks
Perform other trades activities, such as carpentry, electrical, plumbing, welding, and mechanical maintenance
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Nice to have: three years of experience within a large commercial, industrial, or institutional environment
Nice to have: proficient in Microsoft Office products and selected software programs, including Maximo