Electronics Maintenance Technician

Qualifications

Technical diploma / vocational training in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or Automation 2–3+ years of experience in industrial/electronics equipment maintenance Good knowledge of electrical and electronic troubleshooting Knowledge of PLC, sensors, actuators, drives and control systems Experience with SMT / PCB production equipment is an advantage Ability to read electrical and pneumatic schematics Knowledge of preventive and corrective maintenance Familiarity with measurement tools (multimeter, oscilloscope, etc.)

Basic knowledge of PLC programming / diagnostics Understanding of ESD and electrical safety requirements Good problem-solving and root-cause analysis skills Ability to work independently and in shifts. Basic English for technical documentation and communication Responsibilities Prevent production downtime by keeping machines and equipment operational.

Troubleshoot electrical/electronic failures quickly and effectively. Perform preventive maintenance to avoid recurring breakdowns. Repair and replace defective components (sensors, PLCs, drives, power supplies, etc.) Ensure equipment availability and reliability for production. Support production during machine/process problems and reduce MTTR.

Identify root causes and implement corrective actions. Maintain safety and ESD compliance on electronic production equipment.