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Richardson, Texas, USA

Job Title: Laborer Job Description This role focuses on installing, configuring, and commissioning ground system installations at new sites, with a strong emphasis on electrical and network systems quality. You will support site preparation and cleanup, perform basic diagnostics and maintenance, and ensure systems operate reliably and safely. The position requires a hands-on, safety-first mindset and the flexibility to work across different schedules and evolving operational needs.

Responsibilities Install, configure, and commission ground system installations at new sites, including electrical and network components. Perform quality control and quality assurance checks on installed electrical and network systems to ensure they meet required standards. Identify, diagnose, and resolve basic electrical and network issues, system faults, and site problems limited to configuration-level tasks (excluding licensed electrician-level work).

Prepare sites prior to construction crews arriving, including organizing materials, staging equipment, and performing initial setup tasks. Perform site cleanup and restoration after installation or maintenance activities to maintain a safe and orderly work area. Conduct routine maintenance and system upgrades to maximize uptime, reliability, and overall performance of ground systems. Maintain accurate records of installations, site surveys, maintenance activities, and troubleshooting steps to support traceability and continuous improvement.

Follow and promote a safety-first mindset in all tasks, adhering to safety procedures, guidelines, and best practices. Collaborate with other technicians, construction teams, and operations staff to coordinate work and resolve issues efficiently. Use basic tools, test equipment, and schematics to assemble, test, and verify electrical and mechanical components as part of system installations. Support troubleshooting of avionics-related components and systems as directed, focusing on configuration and basic repair activities.

Adapt to changing operational requirements, including schedule changes and evolving installation or maintenance priorities. Essential Skills Minimum of 1 year of field service experience. Ability to read and work from schematics and technical drawings for electrical and mechanical assemblies. Hands-on experience with assembly and maintenance of technical systems or equipment. Basic skills in testing circuits and verifying electrical and network connections.

Experience performing routine maintenance and basic repairs on mechanical and electronic systems. Ability to diagnose and resolve basic electrical and network configuration issues (non-electrician level). Familiarity with electronics and mechanical components used in ground or avionics systems. Experience with avionics systems, avionics repair, or avionics troubleshooting at a basic or support level.

Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality control and quality assurance. Demonstrated safety-first mindset in all work activities. Ability to maintain clear and accurate records of installations, maintenance actions, and troubleshooting steps. Willingness and ability to work flexible schedules, including days, swings, nights, weekends, and rotational shifts. Additional Skills & Qualifications Experience as a maintenance technician in a field service or construction-related environment.

Background in construction, electronics, or mechanical repair. Exposure to automated or robotics-related systems, especially in logistics or delivery environments. Comfort working with both electrical and network systems in a field setting. Ability to collaborate effectively with construction crews, technicians, and operations teams. Capacity to adapt quickly to constant operational changes and shifting priorities.

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