Test Technician

Seeking a Test Technician with experience inspecting, measuring, and performing a range of mechanical and electrical evaluations to ensure locomotives meet all specifications prior to customer qualification and shipment.

Pay:

$26 - $28/hour

Location:

Muncie, IN Schedule:

1st shift: Mon-Fri 6am-4:30pm and 3rd

Shift:

Mon-Fri 7:30pm-6am Overtime opportunities on Friday-Sunday Key Responsibilities Test electrical, mechanical, and electronic locomotive systems and sub-assemblies, including: Complex circuits and electrical measurements Air brake systems Diesel engines Integrated system interactions Diagnose, troubleshoot, adjust, and repair defects identified during testing. Conduct track testing of locomotives in compliance with all operational rules and safety standards. Follow written work instructions, scopes of work, and QWIs accurately and safely. Perform calculations and record test data. Set up test equipment and instrumentation to evaluate system performance. Operate locomotives and mobile equipment (tuggers, forklifts, etc.). Read and interpret precision instruments, gauges, and meters. Operate overhead cranes. Utilize troubleshooting methodologies to identify root causes and develop solutions. Analyze findings and report issues to Quality and Production teams. Assign and manage daily work tasks for team members to ensure safety and timely completion. Qualifications & Experience Skill Level I 0-2 years of experience or technical certification/degree in electrical or mechanical field Skill Level II 2+ years of relevant technical experience Required Skills Strong troubleshooting ability using schematics and engineering specifications. Functional knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic systems (locomotive experience preferred). Ability to read and interpret electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic schematics. Strong documentation skills to clearly record deficiencies and non-conformances. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Experience working in high-voltage environments. Knowledge of computer systems, electronics, and test equipment. Proficiency with Microsoft Windows and Office applications. Prior locomotive testing or heavy equipment mechanical/electrical experience. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and work in confined spaces. Frequent standing, walking, kneeling, squatting, and climbing. Able to work indoor and outdoor in non-climate-controlled conditions. Able to work in extreme temperatures, weather, noise, vibration, oils, and lubricants. Ability to read schematics and instructions; exposure to loud environments (PPE required). Ability to collaborate effectively to meet production goals. Safety-sensitive position working around live tracks and heavy equipment. Strict adherence to safety protocols (including blue flag procedures). Required use of all personal protective equipment (PPE). INDH