SMT Machine Operator - 2nd Shift
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC · Appleton, WI · 1 wk ago
ManagementFull-time
About the Role
Primarily responsible for setting up and operating the machines, equipment, and tooling involved in assembling printed circuit boards at the SMT level. This includes all aspects of set-up and operation of Screen Printing, Pick and Place, Reflow, Automated Optical Inspection, Wash, and X-ray equipment. Duties also include basic machine troubleshooting, board inspection, rework, inventory control, and process management. Willingness to cross-train and complete all other duties as assigned.
Responsibilities
- Assemble circuit boards according to the layout drawing, bill of material, manufacturing documentation, and work instructions to meet and exceed IPC-A-610 Class 2 standards.
- Inspect circuit boards to ensure IPC-A-610 Class 2 standards are met.
- Use computers, hand tools, measuring devices, and other tools associated with the assembly of PCBs at an SMT level.
- Be fluent in all positions, operations, functions, and processes associated with the SMT assembly area.
- Execute job duties and responsibilities in the SMT area with repetitive, fast-paced, and accurate performance.
- Communicate effectively with co-workers in a team environment.
- Prioritize workload to meet daily and weekly production goals.
- Ensure the assigned area is organized.
- Follow company policies and rules regarding ESD, quality, and safety.
- Transport product from one assembly area to the next.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- Knowledge of SMT processes, equipment, components, and assembly techniques.
- Proven ability to set up and operate Screen Printing, Pick and Place, Reflow, Automated Optical Inspection, Wash, and X-ray equipment.
- Minimum of two years previous SMT experience with MYDATA equipment (MY and DX series).
- Proven ability to properly handle, set-up, and teardown feeders and magazines.
- Demonstrated proficiency in board inspection and ability to detect process indicators and defects.
- Ability to address process indicators and defects.
- Ability to perform basic rework.
- Computer skills and knowledge of operating software for SMT equipment, including TPSys and other operating platforms.
Physical Demands
- Constant use of fine finger dexterity, neck flexion, and reaching.
- Frequently required to use both hands to hold circuit boards, bins, tools, and components.
- Frequently lift, push, or pull 11-25 lbs and occasionally lift, push, or pull 26-50 lbs.
- Occasional bending at knees and waist.
- Close vision, midrange vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and balance are required.
- Constantly sitting, standing, or alternating between both.
- Occasionally climb stairs.
- Occasionally walk.
Schedule
Ability to work flexible schedules and 50 hours per week, Monday through Saturday.