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Responsibilities

Commissioning & Servicing:

• Studies specifications, drawings, and bills of material for specific jobs for the purpose of integrating components into a system operating as per specifications.
• Completes installation of equipment, components, and devices not part of the scope of work of an electrical contractor;
• Services existing installations by analyzing work orders and modifying, adding to, or changing as per requests and complaints;
• Conducts maintenance tests;
• Trains end users on the operation and basic maintenance of their systems.

Quality Assurance:

• Receives work requests, studies as-built diagrams, drawings, and specifications;
• Tests and troubleshoots systems and components;
• Determines root cause of failures of equipment to perform as intended;
• Determines requirements to solve problems.

Field Work Organisation:

• Plans for upcoming field trips; keeps tools and test equipment complete and in good working order;
• Documents service and installation actions by completing forms, reports, logs, and records;
• Identifies solutions, suggests improved methods and techniques to fellow field technicians;
• Recommends system improvements to Product Management;
• Manages competing priorities in a complex environment;
• Uses appropriate security and safety procedures.

Technical Sales:

• Promotes equipment and systems to end users as part of a technical presentation in conjunction with Sales representation, specifically in highly complex technical fields.
• Supports the sales team by advising on techniques to achieve specified functionalities in efficient and effective manners.

Responsibilities continued

Miscellaneous:

• Perform special assignments as required by his/her supervisor.
• Ensure that the International Standards Organization (ISO) related requirements of documenting all pertinent transactions and communications are adhered to.

Qualifications

• Diploma in an appropriate trade such as master electrician or maintenance electrician, or a college or Technical School degree as electrical/electronic technician or technologist.
  • A BICSI Certification and IATSE membership, would also be considered as assets
• Ability to read schematic drawings, Bluebeam, Visio and AutoCAD an asset.
• Ability to utilize test equipment and hand tools to perform work.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Interpersonal skills to interact with customers, team members, and support personnel.
• Ability to convey a professional image and deal confidently with technical problems.
• Customer service, telephone, and verbal communication skills an asset.
• Ability to work on a flexible schedule.
• Ability to represent Leviton in a sales situation a definite asset.

What we offer

• Work-life balance
  
• A stimulating and friendly work environment 
• Complete group insurance program & group RRSP 
• Employee assistance program
• Recognition programs 
• Skills development program