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**Job Summary** - The Quality & Testing Technician is required to conduct final assembly operations including mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic assembly using hand and power tools, prints, schematics, manuals, and photos. - The Quality & Testing Technician will perform inspections, testing, troubleshooting, and repairs while operating various models of new and used equipment. - The team member will be a key communicator with coworkers being clear and professional while performing all the job duties. - Will properly prepare both written and electronic documentation pertaining to the quality and operations of product models for inspection. - The Quality & Testing Technician in conjunction with the quality manager will facilitate data collection from both internal and external customers, analyze through metrics for various types of Quality reporting - Support/lead Vector's corrective action process for both warranty and manufacturing related issues - With support from the Quality manager the team member will develop standard work, policies, and processes required to elevate performance in line with industry and customer expectations. - The Quality Technician will work both individually with limited supervision as well as in a team environment. **Responsibilities** - Safely use power and hand tools as well as industrial equipment while assembling various models of product. - Assist co-workers in troubleshooting, repairing, and finishing units to meet production schedules. - Identify deficiencies in the operations of all models of products. - Identifies materials, parts and supplies needed to complete a repair in a safe and efficient manner. - Must be able to, or learn to safely drive and operate Vector trucks and equipment of all models. - Perform Quality Control Processes to ensure units are performing properly before the unit ships. - Follows prints and schematics as well as technical manuals and written and spoken instructions. - Use electrical and mechanical aptitude as well as critical thinking to drive continuous improvement efforts in work instructions, documentation, and processes. **Qualifications** - A High School Diploma or equivalent is required. - Previous experience in large trucks/heavy machinery service and repair setting is strongly preferred. - Relevant Experience: 5-8 Years preferred. - Previous experience with electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic equipment is required. - Ability to work independently as well as part of a team, multitask, diagnose, test, troubleshoot various mechanical, hydraulic, water, and electrical systems is required. - Previous experience with Quality Control, Audits, Process Improvement is preferred. - Safely use power and hand tools as well as industrial equipment while assembling various models of product. - Assist co-workers in troubleshooting, repairing, and finishing units to meet production schedules. - Identify deficiencies in the operations of all models of products. - Identifies materials, parts and supplies needed to complete a repair in a safe and efficient manner. - Must be able to, or learn to safely drive and operate Vector trucks and equipment of all models. - Perform Quality Control Processes to ensure units are performing properly before the unit ships. - Follows prints and schematics as well as technical manuals and written and spoken instructions. - Use electrical and mechanical aptitude as well as critical thinking to drive continuous improvement efforts in work instructions, documentation, and processes.