Assembler, Test

Ametek, Inc.•Town of Woodstock, NY

About The Position

The Final Test Assembler tests final assemblies, fans, blowers, and modules. The role inspects appearance and verifies that components are securely and properly installed according to company quality standards and design specifications. The assembler interprets assembly and final inspection drawings, blueprints, measurements, and customer and company documentation; verifies specifications; and determines whether products meet company standards. Responsibilities also include setting up AC and DC test benches, pre-testing units before burn-in, testing according to applicable documentation, performing mechanical inspection and dynamic-balance checks, and maintaining a clean and safe work environment. The position requires understanding the product lines and databases, following training and instructions from department leads and supervisors, and operating units according to documentation.

Requirements

Understanding of electrical principles.
Knowledge of J-STD-001 soldering requirements.
Knowledge of electrostatic discharge (ESD) requirements and protocols.
Ability to work from technical drawings, customer specifications, military specifications and standards, written and oral instructions, and engineering orders.
Ability to use a computer, hand tools, dial calipers, and test equipment, including AC/DC power supplies, digital multimeters, and oscilloscopes.
Ability to work overtime as needed.
Ability to perform well under pressure.
High school diploma or GED.
0–2 years of experience.
Good eye-hand coordination.
Willingness to perform repetitive tasks while sitting or standing for extended periods.
Ability to see close-up, detailed work.
Ability to lift 50 pounds.
Legal right to work in the United States and legal authorization to access export-controlled information and source code.

Responsibilities

Study and interpret assembly drawings, blueprints, and final inspection drawings.
Retain and follow training and instructions provided by department leads and supervisors.
Determine whether products are acceptable according to company standards.
Interpret measurements using Rotron and customer documentation and verify specifications against drawings.
Keep the working environment clean and safe.
Develop an understanding of all product lines and a functional understanding of all databases.
Set up AC and DC test benches.
Pre-test units before burn-in operation.
Test units according to QCI, ATP, order supplements, motor series, and electronic files.
Operate units based on documentation.
Perform mechanical inspections using required tools, such as a dial caliper, height gauge, and ruler.
Pre-test according to ESE for setting various potentiometers.
Check dynamic balance according to ESM 1893.
Learn and apply methods of achieving dynamic balance using clips and/or F228 balancing compound when needed.
Maintain excellent quality and workmanship.