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Job Title: Repair Technician Job Description The Repair Technician diagnoses, repairs, and tests a wide range of electronic and electromechanical dental industry products. This role focuses on troubleshooting electronic, electrical, and mechanical issues, performing precise repairs, and documenting all work in a clean, regulated manufacturing environment. Responsibilities Troubleshoot and repair a variety of electronic products used in the dental industry, including ultrasonic cleaners, LED curing lights, sterilizing ovens, high frequency electrosurgical devices, and dental scalers.
Perform acceptance testing on products after repair to verify proper operation and compliance with specifications. Document findings, including detailed descriptions of issues discovered, repair actions taken, and test results. Work from schematics, blueprints, drawings, and written test procedures to diagnose and resolve equipment problems. Use electrical meters, oscilloscopes, high-voltage leak detection equipment, and other diagnostic devices to support troubleshooting activities.
Carry out mechanical repair and assembly of equipment, including disassembly and reassembly of mechanical components. Conduct electronics, electrical, and mechanical troubleshooting to identify root causes of equipment failures. Disassemble equipment to inspect components, identify defects, and determine appropriate repair or replacement actions. Troubleshoot, dismantle defective equipment, and install new and/or repaired parts to restore full functionality.
Perform soldering and desoldering on printed circuit boards and other electronic assemblies as needed. Test circuits and components to ensure proper performance and adherence to technical specifications. Maintain accurate repair and test documentation in accordance with company procedures and regulatory requirements. Essential Skills Hands-on experience with electronic repair and troubleshooting of complex equipment.
Strong electro-mechanical skills, including mechanical assembly and mechanical repair. Proficiency in electronics troubleshooting, including testing circuits and working with printed circuit boards. Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings. Mechanical aptitude and familiarity with mechanical components and mechanical troubleshooting. Skill in using electrical meters, oscilloscopes, high-voltage leak detection equipment, and other test instruments.
Capability to perform precise soldering and desoldering on electronic assemblies. Experience documenting equipment issues, repair steps, and test results clearly and accurately. Comfort working under regulated manufacturing standards and following detailed test procedures. Additional Skills & Qualifications Experience in electronics, including fundamental knowledge of electronic components and circuits.
Experience with mechanical, electrical, and electronics repair in a manufacturing or service environment. Ability to follow and apply detailed test procedures and quality standards. Familiarity with dental or medical equipment is beneficial but not required. Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality, reliable repairs. Effective problem-solving skills and a methodical approach to troubleshooting.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with team members when needed. Why Work Here? Employees enjoy a generous time-off program, including three weeks of vacation starting on the first day and four weeks of vacation after one year, supporting strong work-life balance. The organization offers a stable, well-structured environment with clear procedures and quality standards, making it an excellent place to grow technical skills.
Team members work in a respectful, professional atmosphere that values precision, cleanliness, and safety, creating a setting where technicians can take pride in their work and contribute to high-quality products. Work Environment This role operates on a first