Masker I

About the role

During the initial 6-12 months in this role, many tasks are learned and skills developed through the Masker Certification Program. Primary functions are the masking and/or demasking of customer product being parylene coated. Other duties may include cleaning, surface preparation, inspection, packaging, shipping, receiving, fixture refurbishing, and other process-related tasks.

Responsibilities

• Understand and follow designated processes, work instructions, Manufacturing Standard Procedures (MSPs), and other written and/or verbal instructions.
• Perform basic masking/demasking and inspection tasks using methods and materials as specified in the designated processes using small hand tools, microscope, and/or other support equipment.
• Inspect own work for quality compliance.
• May inspect, disassemble, clean, refurbish, and/or reassemble coating fixtures.
• Comply with Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Handling Requirements when required and appropriate.
• Maintain a high level of punctuality and attendance.
• May operate precision measuring instruments and record results.
• May perform daily tasks in a clean room environment where compliance to clean room protocol, including PPE and hygiene standards, will be required.
• Maintain a high level of personal hygiene and a neat, orderly work area.
• Adhere to plant and corporate safety policies.
• May be responsible for proper disposal, packaging, labeling, shipping, or inspection of hazardous materials or waste in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements.
• May assist in other areas or perform other duties as required by fluctuating business needs.

Requirements

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required. May complete the SCS Reading Comprehension assessment in lieu of GED.
• Must clearly speak, read, and write English.
• Ability to comprehend written and verbal instructions, short correspondence, and memos.
• Ability to communicate uncomplicated data, instructions, production results, quality issues, and similar subjects both verbally and in writing.
• Ability to perform basic math functions.
• Ability to work in a seated position for extended periods of time.
• High degree of manual dexterity and eye-hand coordination in order to perform precision masking and demasking functions.
• Ability to distinguish between the colors of red, orange, yellow, blue, green, and violet.
• Able to read at a 20/20 visual acuity using a Jaeger eye chart (near vision) with or without vision correction (able to read No. 1 at 14" distance).