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Quality Assurance Systems Technician
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A Quality Technician inspects products to assure compliance with given standards including durability , functionality, quality, and safety.
$43,150 / year median in Indiana
+6% projected growth
Job Description
About the Role As a Quality Assurance Systems Technician, you will serve as a vital link in the final production phase of heavy industrial machinery. You will leverage your expertise in electrical and mechanical diagnostics to ensure every unit meets rigorous performance standards before deployment. Responsibilities Validate the integrity of complex electrical, pneumatic, and diesel power systems through comprehensive functional testing. Drive the resolution of technical defects by performing root-cause analysis on mechanical and electronic sub-assemblies. Execute track-side performance evaluations while maintaining strict adherence to industrial safety and operational protocols. Interpret intricate technical schematics and precision instrumentation to verify system compliance. Operate heavy industrial machinery, including overhead cranes and specialized transport equipment, to facilitate testing workflows. Document system performance data and collaborate with engineering teams to optimize product reliability and quality outcomes. Required Skills Demonstrated proficiency in troubleshooting electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic systems. Strong ability to interpret complex blueprints, flowcharts, and technical schematics. Experience utilizing diagnostic tools such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and megohmmeters. Capacity to perform physical tasks including lifting up to 50 lbs and navigating confined spaces. Commitment to maintaining high safety standards in industrial environments. Preferred Skills Prior background in locomotive or heavy equipment testing environments. Experience working with high-voltage electrical systems. Technical proficiency with Windows-based diagnostic software and Microsoft Office. Formal education or certification in electrical or mechanical engineering fields.