Join Transdev as an Electronic Components Technician!

This position performs basic mechanical and electrical maintenance to a variety of electrical systems, subsystems, and components. The Electronics Technician works with tools and machinery to repair the electrical systems found on vehicles (transit bus electronic system, destination signs, AVL/CAD, fare collection equipment).

Transdev is proud to offer:

• Competitive Hourly Wages bonuses for each ASE certification you possess or obtain!
• Tremendous Career Advancement Opportunities due to a strong presence all across North America
• A comprehensive benefits package including company training, paid holidays & vacation, medical & dental, and 401(k) savings plan.
• A great work environment

Electronic Components Technician major responsibilities:

• Installs, remove and tests electronic vehicle equipment, farebox equipment, vault boxes, and receivers 
• Read and comprehends manuals and diagrams. Ability to test and analyze system functionality.
• Inspects and determines the nature and extent of repair or replacement needed; Cleans fare stand, vault boxes, and vault receiver. 
• Repair circuits, jams, and component failures and report unusual conditions or needed repairs. 
• Completes work orders, PM sheets, and requests parts for repair.
• Maintains repair records; uses mechanical hand tools and special tools and fixtures.
• Maintains secured work area of electronic fare revenue equipment, manuals, and special tools; performs other duties as assigned or required.

Electronic Components Technician job requirements:

• Training in electronics and repairs, preferably credited from a training institution with courses in basic electricity, electronics, general shop, and vehicle repair preferred
• Hands-on experience with electronics testing and circuits.
• ASE Certifications preferred, especially H6 (Electrical). 
• Valid Driver's License; Have the ability to obtain a CDL Class B driver's license.
• 3-5 years of experience in electrical and mechanical repair with basic knowledge and the ability to diagnose electrical, electronic, and mechanical problems. 
• Ability to troubleshoot, replace and calibrate electronic communication and mechanical revenue handling equipment; ability to understand system schematics and drawings; ability to perform basic math skills
• Be familiar with diagnostic software and systems such as AVL, GPS, CAD, and APC.
• Be subject to a drug test and physical