Servo Mechanic B

Perform a variety of less involved mechanical operations to assemble, disassemble, and repair various types of servo assemblies and related hydraulic control units.

Follow detailed instructions, prescribed procedures, ordinary drawings, operation sheets, and specifications to perform less involved mechanical operations on servo assemblies and related hydraulic units including motor, sleeve, linkage, bellows, mounting plate, pilot valve, and other related parts and assemblies. Refer to inspection and test reports to pinpoint cause of malfunction, disassemble unit or components, detect malfunction, repair or replace defective parts, re-assemble in correct order and test for proper functioning. Perform less involved layouts and tap, drill, ream, hone, lap, safety wire, solder, hook up electrical connectors, and perform other related duties within confines of job assignment. Use testing and measuring equipment such as servo test panel, hydraulic test equipment, galvanometers, dial indicators, calipers, micrometers, etc. Under direction, check out, repair, and assemble, more involved units. Assist higher grade mechanic on complex assignments. Perform other related servo mechanic duties as required. Refer questionable matters to working lead or foreman.EDUCATION: Requires a knowledge of decimals and fractions and ability to work from ordinary drawings
and specifications. Use a variety of measuring instruments such as micrometers, dial indicators, galvanometers, etc. Equivalent to short trades training or special shop course.

EXPERIENCE: 6 to 9 months or SIK equivalent experience