Electro-Mechanical Assembler II

Responsibilities

• Perform assembly of mechanical and electrical assemblies, including all duties of a Mechanical Assembler I and an Electrical Systems Assembler I.
• Assemble level sensor and pneumatic panels using plumbing schematics, assembly drawings, and bill of materials.
• Assemble robot sub-assemblies using assembly drawings, written instructions, and bill of materials.
• Install plumbing parts and assemblies using manufacturing drawings; perform tack welding of brackets using a hot air welder for plastics.
• Run air lines from the pneumatics panel to air-operated valves, pumps, and tanks.
• Perform fusion welds on polypropylene, PVDF, and PFA piping using a GF IR-63+ fusion welder.
• Assist in final setting and leveling of tools prior to system testing.
• Assist in facility equipment upgrades and preventive maintenance/repairs.
• Apply advanced knowledge of wiring practices, electrical codes, and standards across all platforms.
• Inspect electrical panels, subassemblies, and interconnect wiring for quality.
• Verify completion of required documentation, including panels log, checklist, and other quality documents.
• Test and troubleshoot system power-up, main safety circuit, and general I/O.
• Interface with other departments to complete builds on schedule and resolve manufacturing issues.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues using schematics.
• Wire electrical sub-assemblies into modules and integrate modules prior to final test.
• Act as lead during UL, CE, and ETL inspections when required.
• Assist in training new employees on shop floor wiring and quality practices.
• Complete additional tasks as assigned, regardless of department.

Requirements

• 2-year technical degree, military equivalent, or 3–5 years of related experience (semiconductor experience preferred).
• 3 years of manufacturing assembly experience in semiconductor preferred.
• Ability to perform hot flaring on PFA tubing and assemble PVC piping.
• Ability to read and interpret manufacturing blueprints.
• Knowledge of semiconductor industry fittings and thread types.
• Basic computer skills for reviewing drawings, bill of materials, chemical compatibility, and installation instructions.
• Knowledge of AC/DC control circuits and systems, including system control circuits, safety circuits, motor and heater control circuits, robotic systems, pneumatic control, and PLC/PC control-based systems.
• Experience with codes and standards: NEC, NFPA 70 and 79, UL508A.
• Knowledge of electrical safety hazards and proper labeling/protection requirements.
• Ability to follow verbal and written work instructions.

Physical Requirements & Working Conditions

• Standard production/manufacturing environment.
• Must remain in a stationary position for 50% of the time.
• Occasional movement around the production/manufacturing floor.
• Must position self to work in and around machinery at various angles.
• Frequently moves equipment and gear weighing up to 50 pounds.
• Reasonable accommodations may be made for individuals with disabilities.

Other Requirements

• Ability to work in a highly functioning team environment.
• Display high levels of honesty, integrity, and professionalism.
• Take pride in work and the company.
• Communicate openly and strive for peak performance in daily tasks.
• Know and deliver the quality service RENA’s customers expect.