Chapel Hill, NC · On-site
$20.50 - $26.25/hr
Along with the use of manuals, schematics, and/or written work instructions, Technician I workers repair breath alcohol ignition interlock devices (IID). The work includes light troubleshooting of ...
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Chapel Hill, NC · On-site
$20.50 - $26.25/hr
Along with the use of manuals, schematics, and/or written work instructions, Technician I workers repair breath alcohol ignition interlock devices (IID). The work includes light troubleshooting of ...
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As a Lifesafer Interlock technician, your main responsibilities include installing, calibrating, and servicing ignition interlock devices in client vehicles, as well as providing clear instructions to clients about device usage. You'll handle routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and documentation of each service completed, ensuring compliance with local and state regulations. Collaborating with administrative staff, legal authorities, and clients requires professionalism and clear communication. This hands-on role is both customer-facing and technical, making each day varied and engaging.
A Lifesafer Interlock job typically involves installing, calibrating, and servicing ignition interlock devices (IIDs) in vehicles. These devices prevent a vehicle from starting if alcohol is detected on the driver’s breath. Technicians in this role ensure the devices function properly, provide customer support, and educate users on device operation. The job may require mechanical and technical skills, as well as attention to detail and customer service abilities.
To thrive as a Lifesafer Interlock technician, you need hands-on skills in automotive electronics, attention to detail, and a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with ignition interlock devices, proper certification for state-specific regulations, and the use of diagnostic tools are typically required. Superior customer service, problem-solving skills, and the ability to communicate instructions clearly are important soft skills for this position. These abilities ensure that interlock devices are installed, maintained, and explained properly, which is crucial for client safety and legal compliance.
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$20.50 - $26.25/hr
Full-time
Retirement
Posted 27 days ago
Electric/Electronics Technician I work in the manufacturing and repair areas performing a variety of technical duties. Processes include the use of computers, soldering irons, diagnostic test equipment to repair electronic devices. The Technician I uses hand tools and test equipment to build or repair electrical products. The Technician I is responsible for output of assigned requirements to meet the needs of the production environment.
Along with the use of manuals, schematics, and/or written work instructions, Technician I workers repair breath alcohol ignition interlock devices (IID). The work includes light troubleshooting of field returned devices. Technician I work is usually done individually or in a team structure and Technician I workers must be able to work well with others as well as be comfortable in a production environment. Technician I workers report to a Production Supervisor.
* Modify electrical or electronic equipment or products for repair / diagnostic purposes
* Light troubleshooting of failures in IID's (circuit adjustments, recognition/replacement of defective components)
* Read manufacturing outlines for electronic products
* Read and understand schematics
* Read and understand specifications
* Proficiency in SMT as well as Through-Hole soldering
* Ability to work on multiple device types without assistance (cross training)
* Use hand and power tools
* Use precision measuring tools and precision diagnostic equipment
* Ensure high standards of quality are achieved and maintained on all product types that they are cross trained on
* Ensure data collection accuracy for data analysis
* Follow instruction from Supervisors
* Ability to make appropriate judgement calls when deciding the correct course of action during troubleshooting operations
* Ability to work occasional overtime as determined by production scheduling
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE AND BACKGROUND:
* High School Diploma or Equivalent
* Associates Degree or Equivalent in Electronic Course Track - Preferred
* 2-5 years' experience in Electronic Troubleshooting - Preferred
* Fundamental computer skills for diagnostic testing - Preferred
* IPC A-610 Class I Certification - Preferred
* Ability to work with moderate supervision - Preferred
* Experience soldering circuit boards - Preferred
* Hand soldering experience - Required
* Color Vision (Needed to see colored LED's and wires) - Required
OTHER:
* Competitive Pay
* Benefits
* 401K
* Equal Opportunity Employer
* Job Type: Full-time
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS (With or without reasonable accommodation):
* Sitting/Standing/Walking: Frequently 75-100%
* Lifting floor to waist: Frequently 75-100%
* Fine Motor Movements: Frequently 75-100%
* Hearing: Frequently 75-100%
* Depth Perception: Frequently 75-100%
* Color Vision: Frequently 75-100%
**All job descriptions are subject to change.
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Computer and electronic product manufacturing
201 - 500 Employees
Blue Ash, OH, US
1991