1st Shift Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

TLC Electronics•Saint Paul, MN

49d

About The Position

This position is responsible for building all levels of electro-mechanical assemblies, testing and inspecting assemblies, supporting the Leads by helping to train new employees and set up and clear production lines.

Requirements

Ability to solder complex components such as: solder cups and PCBs.
Ability to accurately assemble parts using prints, process sheets, specifications, etc.
Basic mathematical operations, including the use of fractions and decimals.
Ability to accurately read a ruler and use caliper/micrometer.
Ability to learn various operations and equipment within the production floor and perform proficiently.
Skill to perform inspections and ability to operate most test equipment.
Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.
Ability to work cooperatively with co-workers.
Ability to adapt to changes in technology.
Good verbal communications skills.
Skill and ability to learn to operate all area equipment.
Ability to perform and contribute to Lean Manufacturing activities.
Ability to use and understand computers and their software programs such as an ERP system.
Knowledge of wire harness and connector manufacturing process.
Ability to troubleshoot for process problems.
Possess a strong mechanical aptitude
High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum of 3 years' experience in assembly/production environment in a related industry.
IPC-A-610 or J-STD certification (can be expired but soldering ability will be verified as part of employee training)

Nice To Haves

Familiar with ISO 9001 or ISO 13485.
Lean manufacturing and continual process improvement experience.
Potential for leading others.

Responsibilities

Assemble all levels of electro-mechanical assemblies per provided documentation
Work independently or lead small groups to complete assemblies
Interpret prints and process sheets to meet customer requirements
Solder complex assemblies such as solder cups and PCBs
Set up applicators and operator semi-automated terminal press
Troubleshoot and resolve equipment issues
Set up workstations per process shee.
Complete line clearance after jobs are complete
Support, guide, and train level I, II, III, IV assemblers
Lead production line as assigned by Lead, Supervisor, or Manager
Rotate between assembly areas as directed by manager or lead
Inspect assemblies for proper form and function per print and process sheet
Use testing equipment to verify part quality
Report and communicate quality issues
Sort product for non-conformances
Repair/rework complex assemblies
Initiate NCR and quarantine non-conforming product
Communicate jobs status with production Supervisors, Leads, and Manager
Communicate with Quality Team any quality issues with products
Report or request changes to processes to better assembler safety, part quality, or cost savings
Adhere to all safety regulations
Identify and report any safety concerns
Maintain a clean work environment by cleaning workstation and plant areas as assigned
Complete other tasks or duties as assigned.