Run Test Technician

Description

• Refer to Lock-Out Tag-Out and Energize/De-Energize Procedures and energize unit at proper voltage/amperage per specifications.
• Energize unit at 24/120 volts and test all components for proper operation and safety. Test electrical devices, wiring, air flow, sensors, and safety devices and calibrate per specifications.
• Install and operate any software per system requirements.
• Set airflow switches/timers, measure and record voltage/amperage of energized components to ensure accuracy of functions.
• Test proper operation and direction of blowers, fans, and wheels. Balance fans/blowers to engineering specifications. Document test results on specific data recording sheet.
• Perform or assist with any operations, as required to maintain workflow and to meet schedules and quality requirements.
• Notify cell leads that the unit is completed through run test and ready for punch off.
• Adjust gas valves on burner system. Hook up to gas or electric and check conformance to functionality and temperature specifications, and observe amperage pulled to ensure compliance with specifications. Ensure shut offs operate in compliance with specifications.
• Perform ground check verifying no electrical shorts on any load carrying conductors.
• Phase high voltage wires and verify ohms on all motors and compressors.
• Operate crankcase heaters to ensure functioning properly by measuring amperage draws.
• Visually inspect for water migration. Ensure that all chambers are properly sealed. Insure all liquid solenoid valves are in the correct state before shipment.
• Manually manipulate the program in the controller to validate proper inputs and outputs.
• Complete all QC run test documents and notify engineering that unit mark ups are ready so that the as builts can be processed.
• Test for heat or refrigerant leaks and pinpoint leak when found.
• Maintain work areas in a clean and orderly condition. Consistently operate in keeping with all safety rules and requirements.
• Visually inspect units to ensure compliance with cosmetic and assembly standards. Inspect electrical control panels and perform pull tests to ensure terminals are properly connected.
• Verify job number, revision level of drawings, schematics, specifications, and all components against the BOM. Ensure energized components are installed correctly.
• Participate in any variety of meetings and work groups to integrate activities, communicate issues, obtain approvals, resolve problems, and maintain specified level of knowledge pertaining to new developments, requirements, and policies.
• Frequently stand, walk, bend, crouch, kneel, climb, maneuver, stoop, squat, lift, grasp, and reach.
• Perform Hi Pot testing to validate power flow through high voltage wires and energy source compliance.
• Run unit in auto mode to simulate required conditions of operation and ensuring that all components engage and disengage as designed, and that gauges report accurately. Investigate and report on causes of any failures.
• Work from the Public job folder and production Schedule systems and refer to BOM, operating requirements and standards, work instruction and in-process inspection checklists, schedules, and any related nonconforming issues.
• Inspect and record pressure drops and fan rpm’s per engineering specifications.
• Troubleshoot failed units and make defined adjustments. Document all defects on the unit Scorecard. Make routine installations of replacement components or notify production for the need of replacement parts. Record all adjustments.
• Measure and record sub-cool and superheat readings, as well as suction and liquid line temperature and pressures insuring proper refrigerant charge.
• Complete in-process inspection checklist and quality gate checklist.

Requirements

• Use computer, multimeter, digital refrigeration gauge, temp probe, manometer, analog signal generator, balancing machine, leak detectors (refrigerant & gas), temperature and humidity meter, hand and power tools, motorized pallet jack, tachometer, and ac clamps. Operate fork truck, scissor lift, unit hydraulic lifts
• Gloves – ANSI Cut 3 4544
• Understands electrical theory and practice as applied to the operation of such components as electric motors, motor starters, contractors, control relays, time delay relays, circuit breakers, fusing, PLC’s, fluid flow and temperature sensors, and other related electrical, pneumatic and mechanical components.
• Complete knowledge of refrigeration operation systems: charging and weighting of refrigerant charges.
• Munters Orientation
• Safety Glasses – ANSI Z87.1
• State-of-the-art equipment and tools to support your work
• Adherence to the Energy Control Program.
• Fire-Rated long sleeve shirts/pants, two layers of gloves throughout the entire year
• Skilled and experienced with using power, air and hydraulic operated tools common to the trade.
• Capability of reading circuit diagrams and schematics, ladder logic diagrams and layout drawings.
• Foot Protection, Electrical Hazard – ASTM F1117
• Visual and aural acuity
• Ability to troubleshoot circuits and devices and recommend changes or improvements
• Good written and verbal communication skills
• Computer Skills: excel, lotus notes
• Quality Assurance and Safety Awareness
• Exposure to High Voltage up to 575 volts and amperage up to 200+ on a daily basis.

Benefits

• Competitive Salary
• Generous vacation and paid time off
• Company-sponsored social events and team-building activities
• Standard work schedules plus overtime and weekend hours will be required to meet production demands.
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans
• 401K retirement savings plan with employer matching
• Flexible work schedule
• Professional development opportunities, including tuition reimbursement, and conference attendance

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance