Electronics Technician
7 hours ago
Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
C&E Publishing, Inc.
Full-time
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The Electronics Technician is responsible for the inspection, troubleshooting, repair, preventive maintenance, and basic installation of electronic and electrical systems, equipment, and components used in printing and production operations. Ensures that production machines and support equipment remain safe, functional, and reliable.
- Troubleshoot electronic and electrical problems of printing and production machines.
- Diagnose faults involving sensors, switches, motors, control panels, wiring, relays, and other electronic components.
- Perform basic repair or replacement of defective electronic and electrical components.
- Maintain proper documentation of maintenance activities and machine conditions.
- Perform basic electrical installation, wiring, testing, and repair within the scope of competency.
- Assist electricians and maintenance personnel in electrical repair and machine installation activities.
- Respond promptly to machine breakdowns and technical concerns affecting production.
- Coordinate with machine operators and production personnel in identifying equipment problems.
- Assist in machine setup, installation, calibration, and testing when required.
- Help minimize machine downtime and production interruptions.
- Regularly inspect machines and equipment for signs of electrical or electronic defects.
- Monitor abnormal sounds, overheating, electrical fluctuations, sensor errors, and other indications of equipment problems.
- Report major defects and repair requirements to the Maintenance Supervisor or immediate superior.
- Properly use and maintain electrical and electronic tools and testing equipment.
- Monitor the availability and condition of commonly used spare parts and components.
- Record repairs, parts replaced, machine downtime, and other maintenance activities.
- Follow company safety policies and established maintenance procedures.
- Observe proper electrical safety, machine lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment requirements.
- Immediately report unsafe electrical conditions, damaged equipment, or other hazards.
- Participate in safety training, emergency drills, and other company programs as required.
- Troubleshoot electronic and electrical problems of printing and production machines.
- Diagnose faults involving sensors, switches, motors, control panels, wiring, relays, and other electronic components.
- Perform basic repair or replacement of defective electronic and electrical components.
- Maintain proper documentation of maintenance activities and machine conditions.
- Perform basic electrical installation, wiring, testing, and repair within the scope of competency.
- Assist electricians and maintenance personnel in electrical repair and machine installation activities.
- Respond promptly to machine breakdowns and technical concerns affecting production.
- Coordinate with machine operators and production personnel in identifying equipment problems.
- Assist in machine setup, installation, calibration, and testing when required.
- Help minimize machine downtime and production interruptions.
- Regularly inspect machines and equipment for signs of electrical or electronic defects.
- Monitor abnormal sounds, overheating, electrical fluctuations, sensor errors, and other indications of equipment problems.
- Report major defects and repair requirements to the Maintenance Supervisor or immediate superior.
- Properly use and maintain electrical and electronic tools and testing equipment.
- Monitor the availability and condition of commonly used spare parts and components.
- Record repairs, parts replaced, machine downtime, and other maintenance activities.
- Follow company safety policies and established maintenance procedures.
- Observe proper electrical safety, machine lockout/tagout, and personal protective equipment requirements.
- Immediately report unsafe electrical conditions, damaged equipment, or other hazards.
- Participate in safety training, emergency drills, and other company programs as required.