Honeywell Inspector Tester Electronics 

United States 

643784422

Performs inspection, evaluation and evolutional troubleshooting functions on electronic, electrical and electromechanical units and systems. Typical items shall include but are not limited to, fusing systems, radar systems, timer systems, telemetry assemblies, x-units and various types of interconnecting devices and battery packs.

• Performs inspection, evaluation and evolutional troubleshooting functions on electronic, electrical and electromechanical units and systems. Typical items shall include but are not limited to, fusing systems, radar systems, timer systems, telemetry assemblies, x-units and various types of interconnecting devices and battery packs.
• Set-ups necessary in the completion of the task. Methods and procedures for inspection operations are not always predetermined.
• Tests using any electrical, electronic, mechanical and environmental test equipment, including leak detectors, which may be highly technical and require special hook-ups to determine performance not attainable with standard prescribed tests.
• Necessary adjustments of product or test equipment (not voiding calibration) or unit being tested to determine acceptability or reasons for malfunctioning of the unit or equipment used. May be required to develop fixtures, devices or methods to be used in Receiving Inspection for acceptance inspection.
• Nonfunctional evaluations such as visual and mechanical inspection for correct assembly and dye penetrant inspection for surface flaws.
• Electronic troubleshooting, in-process test, and component selection operations on items and systems composed of electronic circuitry. Typical items and systems are radar receivers, telemetry assemblies and radar systems. Methods and procedures for test and troubleshooting functions are not always predetermined.
• Disassembly operations on the product for the purpose of troubleshooting diagnosis, and may be required to perform reassembly and test operations to the degree necessary to assure correction of the malfunction.
• Inspection of product for proper packaging prior to release from the department.
• In the performance of the duties set forth above, use may be made of various tools and equipment, such as test and troubleshooting equipment including open setup, soft soldering tools, environmental chambers, jigs and fixtures, gages and check fixtures, and hand tools necessary to the performance of the task.
• May be required to examine and evaluate test data (FM&T or vendor) of product being inspected for purposes of acceptances or rejection. Results of tests may require interpretation and analysis.
• Works from prints, assembly drawings, written, visual or oral instructions and engineering specifications. Completes necessary paperwork and identification pursuant to the task.
• Responsible for proper handling of parts, including packaging and for proper care of equipment used. Job requires considerable knowledge and experience in electronics, high frequencies, radar theory and application.
• May perform in-process inspection. May check and top off lubricants as necessary.

• US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE Qlevel security clearance.
• High School Diploma or GED.
• Ability to work any shift.
• One (1) year or more experience using dimensional measurement equipment in a manufacturing, inspection, environmental, or related field.

• Must be capable of interpreting all types of specifications, equipment readings, indications, and results.
• Must be able to determine cause of failure, proper methods and equipment to be used in evaluating all types of material and parts in satisfying specification requirements.
• Experience with inspection, evaluation and troubleshooting functions on electronic, electrical and electromechanical units in systems.
• Experience working with typical items shall include but are not limited to, fusing systems, radar systems, timer systems, telemetry assemblies, x-units and various types of interconnecting devices and battery pack.
• Experience with set-ups necessary in the completion of the task. Methods and procedures for inspection operations are not always predetermined.
• Experience with test using any electrical, electronic, mechanical and environmental test equipment, including leak detectors, which may be highly technical and require special hook-ups to determine performance not attainable with standard prescribed tests.
• Experience with necessary adjustments of product or test equipment (not voiding calibration) or unit being tested to determine acceptability or reason for malfunctioning of the unit or equipment used.
• Experience with nonfunctional evaluations such as visual and mechanical inspection for correct assembly and dye penetrant inspection for surface flaws.