2 environmental test technician jobs found

Description: PERFORMS SUCH TYPICAL DISTINGUISHING DUTIES AS: Maintains, repairs, retrofits, modifies and overhauls gasoline, propane, diesel, hydraulic, hybrid, and electrically powered vehicles and equipment, exercising applicable knowledge of diverse vehicle and equipment operations. Tears down, diagnoses trouble, determines nature and extent of required corrective action for electrical systems (including starting, charging, ignition, and lighting systems), fuel systems (including fuel lines, pumps, tanks, injection systems, and electronic controls), cooling systems, steering, suspension, and braking systems (including ABS), power train electronic control systems, supplemental restraint systems, evaporative emissions systems, exhaust systems, heating, air conditioning, and ventilation systems. Performs repairs, retrofits and modifications for aforementioned systems as well as repairs, retrofits, modifies, overhauls or replaces such units and parts as transmissions,...

Description: Possess a working knowledge of basic mechanical and electro-mechanical systems and possess a knowledge of basic shop theory and practices, including safety regulations, necessary to prepare vehicle and AGE mechanical and electro-mechanical systems and equipment for test launch purposes. Possess a knowledge of working characteristics of materials used in vehicle manufacture and propulsion. Normally requires two years of technical training beyond high school plus one year of related mechanical experience. Determine from instructions and other data the method and sequence of operations to be performed. Assist Engineering and/or Technicians in the development of structural, hydraulic, propellant, pneumatic and environmental control systems including fabricating, assembly and troubleshooting of vehicle and AGE mechanical, electro-mechanical, and fluid systems. Assist Engineering and/or Technicians in the operation of such systems during systems test and launches;...