Electromechanical Assembler I

CRISTEK INTERCONNECTS INC•Billerica, MA

6d•$21 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

The Electromechanical Assembler I position will play a key role within a team that will work together to assemble our customer’s product. The ability to perform effectively in a manufacturing environment and in conjunction with meeting delivery schedules and customer requirements is critical to this position.

Requirements

High School Diploma
J-STD Certification is required
IPC-620 Certification is required
Electro-Mechanical assembly experience.
3 to 5 years experience in a wire harness and cable assembly manufacturing environment
Strong crimping, connectorization, and soldering skills
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
Attention to detail is critical and required for this position
Must be fluent in reading, writing and speaking/understanding English.
Must be able to pass Visual Acuity requirements (color, depth perception and field of vision).
Must be able to work under a microscope for inspection purposes.
Must be able to pass Manual Dexterity requirements (handling small parts effectively, demonstrate fine motor skills and dexterity to manipulate tweezers, small pliers and parts with speed and precision).
Must be able to use and understand how to read measuring devices (ruler, tape measure, caliper, etc.).
Must be able to have steady hand in applying epoxy to cable assembly and meet customer specifications.
Must possess sufficient hand and upper body strength and gross motor skills to route cable bundles of various sizes and weights.
Must possess sufficient hand and upper body strength in carrying harness boards.
Must be able to demonstrate Technical Literacy (ability to read and accurately interpret wiring diagrams, electrical schematics, Parts Lists and blueprints or demonstrate the ability to learn this process).
Must follow strong safety standards.
Must possess attention to detail.
Must be able to work as part of a team.

Responsibilities

Perform a variety of tasks ranging from repetitive to non-repetitive production assembly operations on electronic and/or mechanical assemblies and subassemblies such as cables and harnesses.
Read and understand, in English, customer Drawings, Parts List, Wire List, Processes, Specifications, and assembly Routers for step-by-step instructions on how to manufacture the wire harness and cable assembly.
Produce wire harness and cable assemblies using hand and/or power tools (including specialized crimpers, soldering tools, screwdrivers, torque wrenches, wire strippers and cutters, precision measuring instruments, etc.).
Use measuring devices and understand how to read them.
Perform daily cable and harness techniques (wire cutting, cable prep and layup, connectorization, crimping, soldering, jacketing, braiding, molding, use of lacing tape and spot ties for open wire bundles, testing, etc.).
Perform continuity checks on work in process and completed assemblies.
Conduct in-process inspections on product in accordance with quality specifications.
Read and write in English and fill in Work Order information and sign off on Router Operations.
Perform rework on required assemblies by following authorized work instructions via Rework Router.
Test and troubleshoot subassemblies at 1st, 2nd and final tests.
Use Microsoft Access to check-out and check-in tools (crimp tools, test fixtures, mold fixtures and harness boards) used during production.
Work collaboratively with Engineering team to correct and improve upon any documents related to the assembly process.
Perform a number of complex, sometimes repetitive, electro-mechanical assembly operations of wire harnessing parts, components and subassemblies.
Route cable bundles of various sizes and weights (cable assemblies regularly weigh more than 20 lbs. and some exceed several hundred lbs. and need to be moved around on large wooden spools).
Carry harness boards to and from their storage area (averaging 20+ lbs. and the size of a sheet of plywood – 4’ x 8’).
Sit for sustained periods of time (3-4 hours at a time).