Assembly Technician Level 2 - 1st shift (Clean Room)

Dexter Magnetic Technologies•Elk Grove Village, IL

2d•$27 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

The Assembly Technician Level 2 assumes responsibility for magnetizing, demagnetizing, and assembling a wide spectrum of assemblies, from basic to intricate, with minimal supervision. This role undertakes tasks directly associated with assembling complex and detailed magnet assemblies, primarily within controlled, clean-room environments.

Requirements

High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent; additional certification in mechanical assembly or an Associate's degree preferred.
Minimum 5 years of experience in a manufacturing environment, with a proven track record of technical proficiency and adherence to standards.
Must be able to push and pull materials weighing between 50–70 lbs.
Basic computer skills and accurate data entry ability required.

Responsibilities

Develop Comprehensive Knowledge: Acquire in-depth knowledge of production processes, equipment, materials, and product specifications.
Set-up, Operate, and Test Production Equipment: Proficiently set up, operate, test, and troubleshoot various production equipment to ensure optimal functionality.
Adherence to Tolerances and Equipment Adjustment: Strictly adhere to established tolerances and adeptly adjust machinery as needed for efficient operation.
Reading and Interpretation of Technical Documentation: Read and interpret basic drawings, schematics, bills of material, and technical documents with precision.
Diagnose and Perform Basic Equipment Repairs: Identify and resolve issues by diagnosing and performing basic repairs on mechanical equipment and instruments.
Operation of Hand and Power Tools: Efficiently operate power and manual hand tools essential for production activities.
Blueprint Understanding and Utilization: Demonstrate proficiency in comprehending blueprints, drawings, manuals, catalogues, schematics, or prints.
Proficiency in Tool Usage: Skillfully use powered and manual hand tools, including soldering iron, multimeter, wrench, hammer, screwdriver, etc.
Troubleshooting and Repair Experience: Apply previous experience in troubleshooting and repairing production tooling, equipment, and testing machinery.
Understanding of Production Processes and Quality Control: Apply a comprehensive understanding of production processes, quality control techniques, and strategies to optimize product manufacture.
Additional Assigned Duties: Perform any other assigned duties as necessary to support production and operational requirements.