Position Overview
APEX is currently accepting applications for an
Electro-Mechanical Technician to join our
Product Development and Automation Group. This is a
full-time position reporting to the Lead-Hand / Operations Manager. This role is responsible for the integrated assembly, wiring, and installation of electro-mechanical systems used in optical coating machines. The Electro-Mechanical Technician bridges mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic disciplines, supporting full system builds from subassembly through final integration, testing, and commissioning support.
Responsibilities
1. Electro-Mechanical Assembly-
Assemble electro-mechanical subsystems including motion assemblies, actuators, sensors, and mounted electrical hardware.
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Install motors, encoders, limit switches, heaters, and instrumentation onto mechanical structures and vacuum equipment.
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Ensure proper fit, alignment, and serviceability of integrated assemblies.
2. Electrical Wiring & Interconnect-
Install, route, and terminate power, control, and signal wiring in accordance with electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
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Perform cable routing, labeling, strain relief, grounding, and cable management to quality standards.
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Support control cabinet wiring and system interconnect between cabinets and field devices.
3. Pneumatic & Fluid System Assembly-
Install pneumatic components such as valves, regulators, gauges, flow devices, and actuators.
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Route, cut, label, and connect pneumatic tubing and hoses per diagrams and best practices.
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Support leak checking, pressure testing, and troubleshooting of pneumatic systems.
4. Mechanical Assembly & Integration-
Assemble mechanical structures, frames, brackets, vacuum hardware, and mounting systems as required to support electrical and pneumatic installations.
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Perform basic alignment to ensure proper operation of motion and process equipment.
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Coordinate mechanical and electrical work to avoid interference and ensure clean system integration.
5. System Testing & Troubleshooting-
Support system-level testing include continuity checks, I/O verification, motion checkout, and basic functional testing.
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Troubleshoot electro-mechanical issues identified during build and commissioning.
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Work with engineering and commissioning teams to resolve integration challenges.
6. Documentation & Continuous Improvement-
Follow engineering drawings, schematics, BOMs, and work instructions accurately.
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Provide feedback on design improvements, assembly challenges, and documentation updates.
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Assist in maintaining accurate as-built documentation.
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Adhere to electrical safety practices, lockout/tagout procedures, and mechanical safety requirements.
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Follow vacuum cleanliness, ESD, and general shop safety standards.
7. Collaboration & Teamwork-
Work closely with mechanical assemblers, electrical technicians, engineers, and commissioning staff.
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Support cross-functional integration efforts to meet project schedules and quality goals.
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Contribute to a team-oriented culture focused on accountability, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement.
Requirements-
Diploma in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Technology or equivalent work experience in industrial automation or manufacturing environments.
- Computer experience with Windows based applications.
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Previous experience using oscilloscopes and multi-meters.
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Previous experience soldering electrical connections
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Experience using mechanical measurement equipment including calipers, depth gauges, dial indicators.
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Capable of reading electrical schematics, pneumatic process diagrams and mechanical assembly drawings.
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Strong trouble shooting & diagnostic capabilities
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Attention to detail, and the ability to work across multiple technical domains.
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The ability and willingness to work independently and as part of a larger team.
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Experience operating a forklift is not required but would be an asset
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