Technician

• Troubleshoot, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on banking security equipment, including security cameras, access control, alarm systems, banking drive-up equipment, vaults, safe deposit boxes, and ATMs
• Install equipment and service/support existing customers by responding to service calls
• Install, program, test, repair, and service non-routine drive-up, locksmith, and electronic systems and equipment
• Install, configure, and support network systems and equipment for assigned projects
• Perform preventive maintenance
• Mentor less experienced staff using technical knowledge, skills, and experience
• Handle moderately complex installations, including alert systems, final connections, testing, and training
• Respond promptly to customer service, scheduled maintenance, emergency, and after-hours service calls
• Identify project challenges, communicate them to appropriate parties, and assist with strategies to minimize cost and deadline deviations
• Inspect completed work for conformance with specifications, requirements, and manufacturer specifications
• Estimate cost, time, and materials for replacement equipment
• Clean, maintain, adjust, calibrate, and service equipment
• Execute work in accordance with state/local regulations, best practices, and company health and safety policies
• Troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment or software systems
• Communicate and collaborate with team members to improve operations
• Advise management regarding customer satisfaction, product performance, installation techniques, standards, and product improvements
• Maintain current knowledge of company policies and present a professional image

Banking Service Technician II

• Install, maintain, and repair loading dock equipment and industrial doors at customer facilities
• Act as a technical resource for customers and the sales force
• Work independently or in small teams in a field service environment
• Serve as a primary customer contact
• As an apprentice, work closely with a senior Technician to learn products and customers and develop skills to work independently

Service Technician

• Build and assemble components using assembly test procedures, blueprints, and written engineering instructions
• Adhere to specifications for subassemblies and assemblies using inspection equipment such as OD and ID micrometers, height gages, and dial calipers
• Test units according to Customer Acceptance Test Procedures and engineering instructions
• Meet production deadlines by following correct product-completion procedures
• Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit and fastening parts and subassemblies
• Ensure product quality by testing assembled parts using specifications and quality control procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned
• Comply with EHS policies, training, instructions, and PPE requirements
• Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and dangerous or potentially dangerous situations to management
• Demonstrate TRIUMPH’s core values and comply with its Code of Conduct

Technician, Assembly Test

• Build and assemble components using assembly test procedures, blueprints, and written engineering instructions
• Adhere to specifications for subassemblies and assemblies using inspection equipment such as OD and ID micrometers, height gages, and dial calipers
• Test units according to Customer Acceptance Test Procedures and engineering instructions
• Meet production deadlines by following correct product-completion procedures
• Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit and fastening parts and subassemblies
• Ensure product quality by testing assembled parts according to specifications and quality control procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned
• Comply with EHS policies, training, instructions, and PPE requirements
• Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and dangerous situations to management

• Complete a paid apprenticeship to learn Advanced Driver Assistance System calibrations
• Perform calibrations by following OE specifications and repair standards
• Train across a wide range of vehicle manufacturers
• Receive initial training, mentorship, virtual support, and continuing education on new vehicle technology
• Progress toward becoming a Protech Calibration Technician or On-Site Calibration technician by the end of the seventh month
• Gain hands-on experience within a production shop

Automotive ADAS Calibration Technician Apprentice

• Perform work throughout the United States as part of the Industrial Chimney Repair team
• Perform concrete repair
• Perform masonry work
• Perform ironwork/steelwork
• Perform rope access
• Perform rigging
• Use various hand and power tools
• Work on projects at power plants and other industrial facilities
• Travel extensively for extended periods of time

Traveling Rope Access Technician

• Examines damaged vehicle and efficiently plans repair process.
• Works and communicates with others on vehicle repair status.
• Performs quality repairs while keeping on-time status in mind.
• Makes decisions on repair vs. replace considering safety, cost, and cycle time.
• Removes upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window operating equipment, and trim to gain access to vehicle and fenders.
• Participates in all required safety meetings.
• Files, grinds, and sands repaired surfaces, using power tools and hand tools.
• Directs the work of an apprentice in the performance of tasks when needed, i.e., unusual problems or questions and explains procedures to assistant.

Technician jobs in Connecticut

Banking Service Technician II

Service Technician

Technician, Assembly Test

Technician, Assembly Test

Automotive ADAS Calibration Technician Apprentice

Traveling Rope Access Technician

Auto Body Technician