Technician

Overview

Execute EMC test plans, operate equipment, and document results for CSA Group labs.

Key Responsibilities

• test equipment
• calibration
• emc testing
• performance evaluation
• report documentation
• continuous improvement

Tasks

-Operates and maintains basic test equipment, performs minor maintenance, and may handle calibration tasks. -Incorporates continuous improvement techniques, offering suggestions to enhance accuracy and efficiency in equipment, processes, and forms. -Inspects simpler customer samples, operates relevant tests, and ensures proper evaluation by communicating with customers during setup and testing. -Executes complex EMC test plans for a single technology, evaluates performance, and documents test results in reports.

Requirements

• diploma
• emc
• rf
• night shift
• team player
• entry level

What You Bring

-ITE or Diploma in Electronics/Electrical Engineering, Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology, or Manufacturing Technology with 1-3 years of relevant experience, or equivalent education. -Candidates with relevant EMC and/or RF experience may be considered for the Senior Laboratory Technician role. -Experience in EMC, RF, or Electrical/Electronic technology is preferred. -Open to working 2nd or 3rd shifts and overtime. -Strong team player with drive and initiative to deliver results in a challenging environment. -Understands and applies product/test standards and technology relevant to responsibilities. -Demonstrates initiative and a drive to improve technical skills. -Must be willing to work night shifts (6pm to 7am, including overtime). -Open to candidates with no prior experience.

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About Csa Group

-Through its non-profit standards arm and commercial testing, inspection, and certification subsidiaries, it generates revenue while advancing technical standards. -Typical projects include certifying household products, industrial equipment, energy systems, and medical devices to rigorous safety and performance standards. -Sector specialisms span quality codes & standards, testing & certification, energy efficiency, cybersecurity, industrial and hazardous locations, medical and laboratory equipment, and building products. -Notably accredited by the Standards Council of Canada, its iconic registered mark signals independent validation of safety and compliance. -An unusual fact: its testing arm funds its standards mission, enabling a self-sustaining model blending commercial and public good.

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