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S&K Technologies, Inc.
Engineering Technician IV
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What they do
A Logistics Technician assists with warehouse storage and distribution of supplies, equipment or materials needed by a company or organization. Receives goods, manages inventory and database records; may assist with procuring supplies and resolving customer issues.
$71,392 / year median in Washington
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Engineering Technician IV provides experienced technical support for industrial planning, production control, logistics, scheduling, hardware progressing, and related operational activities. The position independently performs recurring assignments that may not be completely standardized and selects or adapts established procedures, methods, and equipment using applicable technical precedents. Responsibilities may include developing resource and material requirements, coordinating work through multiple Government shops, maintaining project and workload status, resolving production-support issues, researching technical and material information, and supporting technical drawing packages, bills of material, repair kits, and work-order schedules. The Engineering Technician IV works with limited day-to-day direction and coordinates with engineers, project managers, production-control personnel, logisticians, and industrial work areas. Work is reviewed for technical adequacy and compliance with applicable instructions. A sample of duties and responsibilities for this job include but are not limited to: Supporting and Executing on the Production Planning and Workload Coordination Review of Technical Drawing, Sourcing Material, and Providing Logistics Support Tracking of Hardware Progress, Scheduling, and Data-System Support and Accuracy Performing and Supporting Technical Assembly and Troubleshooting Ensuring Safety, Quality, Material Handling, and Team Coordination Education High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required. Technical, vocational, military, engineering-technology, industrial, logistics, or production-management training preferred.