Circuit Card Inspector - 2nd Shift

PGS Worldwide•Oldsmar, FL

5d•Onsite

About The Position

PGS Worldwide is seeking a Circuit Card Inspector for a contract role supporting a leading aerospace & defense company. The Circuit Card Inspector will visually inspect solder and conformal coating on circuit card assemblies in accordance with IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 requirements. This 2nd shift role requires prior solder and coating inspection experience, the ability to read engineering drawings and inspection documentation, strong PC skills, and the ability to pass a required medical exam.

Requirements

2+ years of solder and conformal coating inspection experience.
Prior experience visually inspecting solder connections on surface mount and plated through-hole components.
IPC-A-610 experience required.
J-STD-001 experience required.
Ability to navigate IPC standards and determine accept/reject criteria.
Ability to read and interpret drawings, diagrams, parts lists, process instructions, inspection instructions, checklists, IPC manuals, revision control documents, and work instructions.
Visual inspection experience.
Measuring experience using tools such as dial indicators, preset micrometers, scales, or similar measuring devices.
Documentation skills.
Proficiency with personal computers.
Ability to read and write English.
Ability to take and pass a required medical exam.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Team-oriented work style.
Ability to communicate quality defects effectively and professionally with operations personnel.

Nice To Haves

Circuit card assembly inspection experience.
Conformal coating inspection experience.
Electronics manufacturing inspection experience.
Experience inspecting to manufacturing and industry specifications.
Experience working in aerospace, defense, electronics, or high-reliability production environments.

Responsibilities

Visually inspect solder and conformal coating on circuit card assemblies.
Inspect work in accordance with IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 requirements.
Review circuit card assemblies against manufacturing and industry specifications.
Use inspection methods, operations, and prescribed specifications to determine product acceptability.
Read and interpret drawings, diagrams, inspection instructions, checklists, and related reference documents.
Use measuring devices such as dial indicators, preset micrometers, scales, and related tools.
Identify and communicate solder, coating, documentation, or quality defects.
Interface with operations teams professionally when communicating quality issues.
Maintain accurate inspection documentation.
Complete required prescreening and onboarding requirements.