Assembler 3

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The Assembler is responsible for the electro-mechanical assembly, testing, and quality of subassemblies and systems according to Manufacturing plans.

KEY AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY

• Operate production equipment; utilize tools to build Electro-Mechanical assemblies in compliance with Work Instructions, Assembly prints, and Bills of Material (BOM's)
• Utilize required materials/tools to fasten components on subassemblies/unit assemblies and document build results
• Execute to daily, weekly, and monthly production plans; notify supervision of issues or discrepancies
• Test assemblies for functional performance and may adjust, repair or replace malfunctioning parts in compliance with work instructions
• Complete daily production logs and reports of activities; manage self to goal attainment
• Identify problems and take corrective actions within scope of authority, and notify supervisor of actions taken
• Strict attention to detail required, including documentation of work flows, test results, and repair activities
• Verify raw material and component revision and count in assembly process
• Inspect, reject, and document raw material, components, and work-in-process Quality
• Operate within Work Instructions/SOP's, Job Safety, OSHA, FDA, and ISO 13485 standards without deviation
• Learn and receive training on manufacturing products/processes; train and coach other assembly associates as required
• Maintain a safe and clean work environment according to 6S principles
• Maintain a positive and winning attitude and ability to interact well with all associates; multi-task for the benefit of the team
• Work overtime and perform other duties as assigned to support Manufacturing Operations
• Clearly and effectively communicate with peers, Engineers, supervisor, and other department associates

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES

• High school diploma plus 2+ years related experience. Additional college or vocational school training is a plus
• IPC 610 or 620 Training or cerification is a plus
• Experience working with sheet metal, plastics, adhesives, conductive coatings, PCBAs, Wiring Harnesses, and soldering
• Experience with assembly, testing, and troubleshooting Motion Control Systems is a plus
• Proper working knowledge of ESD (Electrostatic Discharge)
• Basic computer skills including the use of Microsoft Office products
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, multi-tasking environment and work both in teams and independently
• Attention to detail and quality of work are required skills
• Ability to perform repetitive, hands-on assembly, testing, and repair tasks with a proficiency in the use of hand tools and test equipment in a manufacturing environment
• Perform physical activities (lifting up to 50 lbs.) that require considerable use of arms and legs and occasionally moving whole body repeatedly, such as walking and balancing (able to work 8 to 10 hours)