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NEOGOV · 2 months ago

AIR QUALITY ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN I - OAHU

Island of Oahu

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

$6,542/mo - $6,542/mo

1+ years exp

NEOGOV is seeking an Air Quality Electronics Technician I for the Department of Health, Air Quality Laboratory in Hawaii. The role involves setting up, calibrating, maintaining, and repairing air quality control equipment while performing routine tests to ensure accuracy and maintaining quality assurance records.

GovTechHuman ResourcesInformation TechnologySoftware

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Sets up, calibrates, maintains, and repairs air quality control equipment in the laboratory and at sampling sites throughout the State

Performs routine standard chemical and statistical tests to verify the accuracy of recording instruments and the findings of others

Maintains quality assurance records

Performs other duties as required

Qualification

Calibration of equipmentMaintenance of electronic equipmentRepair of air monitoring equipmentStatistical testingChemical testingElectronics principlesUse of oscilloscopesUse of multimetersUse of signal generators

Required

Legal Authorization to Work: The State of Hawaii requires all persons seeking employment with the government of the State shall be citizens, nationals, or permanent resident aliens of the United States, or eligible under federal law for unrestricted employment in the United States

General Experience: ONE (1) YEAR of technical experience in calibrating, maintaining and repairing electronic air monitoring equipment such as spectrophotometer, carbon monoxide analyzer, nitric oxide-nitrogen dioxide analyzer or electronic analysis equipment of equivalent complexity and sophistication. Such experience must also have demonstrated that the technician possess either knowledge of or the ability to operate such equipment and perform standardized corroborative statistical and/or chemical tests, procedures or formulae used in verifying the previously cited electronic air monitoring equipments accuracy