Production Associate - 2nd Shift (onsite)

Responsibilities

• Work from wiring diagrams, operating instructions, assembly drawings
• Assemble, wire, solder production P.C. boards for mounting with one or more gyros for specifications
• Study prints bills of material to determine the selection of components to be used to assemble P.C. boards.
• Insert components in proper position
• Solder components to P.C. board
• Mount P.C. board(s) to the gyro assembly
• Rout wires through assembly package as indicated on assembly drawing
• Cut wires to indicated lengths, connect and solder to posts on gyro and P.C. board
• Perform rework and repair on units returned from test and quality control.
• Use screw drivers, pliers, wire strippers, soldering iron, flux, bifocal microscope and cleaning agents such as isopropyl alcohol. Keep work area neat and clean
• Work from a variety of sources including operating instructions, wire run lists, drawings, blueprints, schematics to produce boards, single axis and multi-axis gyros
• Collect completed stock card requisitions from assigned department supervisors and shop personnel for materials, components, sub-assemblies, tools, equipment and chemicals
• Select items from bins and shelves in stock room; adjust bin card quantity number and other related paperwork
• Wrap, pack, load, issue, and/or deliver all types of hard and soft good materials, liquids, equipment's to designated areas
• Use hand carts to transport and deliver items to designated areas
• Periodically clean ultrasonic degreasing machine, associated parts, and parts trays to assure contaminant-free parts in clean rooms
• Distribute selected chemicals including cleaning solvents such as Actrel and IPA, assembly of product components
• Participate in packing gyro for shipment at the end of month deliveries
• Keep work area neat and clean

Qualifications

• Satisfactorily complete required cross training program
• Pass a hands on solder test to be further considered for the role
• High school diploma
• Ability to read, write and comprehend English
• Ability to handle and manipulate small parts
• Ability to work from written instructions and supervisory direction
• Ability to complete written records appropriate to the job
• Ability to satisfy soldering school requirements to applicable Military and/or Spec. Standards
• Ability to meet vision requirements of the job
• Ability to work with chemicals and have ability to use microscope for extended periods