Electrical Assembler II

BAE Systems•Nashua, NH

18d•Onsite

About The Position

Setup operator ensures continuous production flow by preparing, loading, and staging component reels onto feeders and pick-and-place carts. The role minimizes line downtime and prevents placement errors by ensuring the correct parts are installed accurately before a job starts. Accurately load electronic components into the correct feeder sizes and pitches according to the Bill of Materials (BOM) and setup sheets. Double-check component values, part numbers, polarity, and quantities against job documentation before handing feeders over to machine operators. Prepare and stage feeder carts for upcoming production jobs while the SMT line is currently running to reduce machine downtime. Inspect, clean, and perform basic preventative maintenance on feeders to prevent mechanical jams or misfeeds during production. Account for all materials received from the stockroom, print part labels, and return unused components correctly. Strictly adhere to ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) guidelines and handling procedures for sensitive electronic components.

Requirements

Basic understanding of electronic component identification (resistors, capacitors, ICs, etc.).
Ability to read and interpret assembly drawings, setup sheets, and manufacturing process instructions.
Comfort using basic computer systems.
1–3 years in electronics manufacturing or a similar fast-paced production environment.
Ability to read and interpret complex assembly drawings, setup sheets, and manufacturing process instructions.
Comfort using basic computer systems or manufacturing ERP/MES software to look up job lists and track materials.

Responsibilities

Prepare, load, and stage component reels onto feeders and pick-and-place carts.
Minimize line downtime and prevent placement errors by ensuring correct parts are installed accurately.
Accurately load electronic components into correct feeder sizes and pitches according to BOM and setup sheets.
Double-check component values, part numbers, polarity, and quantities against job documentation.
Prepare and stage feeder carts for upcoming production jobs while the SMT line is running.
Inspect, clean, and perform basic preventative maintenance on feeders.
Account for all materials received from the stockroom, print part labels, and return unused components correctly.
Adhere to ESD guidelines and handling procedures for sensitive electronic components.