Process Technician Assembly

Job Description

• Following all aspects of processing safety protocol.
• High speed automation experience.
• Responsible for cleanliness of department and all processing equipment.
• Contribute to highly productive, efficient, and team-oriented work environment.
• Work with Team Leader during line clearance and 5S.
• Communicate effectively with production personnel, supervisors, and engineers to ensure quality.
• Maintain good documentation practices.
• Work from layout drawings, point-to-point wire lists and wiring schematics.
• Install electrical and electronic parts and hardware in housings or assemblies, using soldering equipment and hand tools.
• An Assembly Technician is responsible for constructing small parts and components to create new products according to client specifications.
• In addition, they perform diagnostic tests on assembled items and conduct adjustments when needed to make sure the final product functions efficiently.
• Quickly and effectively detect malfunctions with machinery and inform       managers or upper-level staff of issues as they arise.

Qualifications

• Assembly Technicians require a high school diploma or equivalent (such as a G.E.D.) at a minimum.
• 2 years of experience, depending on previous education and current skills
• High speed automation experience.
• Safety-conscious with an extreme respect for established safety guidelines and rules
• Experience with or willingness to learn production tools and methods.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and Significant mechanical skills, proven attention to detail.
• Install electrical and electronic parts and hardware.
• Ability to follow instructions and diagrams as delivered for each product

What will put you ahead?

• A Bachelors degree in mechanical or electrical engineering.
• Willingness to work occasional overtime as needed.

Additional Information

• clean room work environment
• 2-3-2 schedule -12 hr shift
• company health benefits, 401k, incentive bonuses

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.