Production Operator 2 - Assembler

Celestica•Maple Grove, MN

20h•Onsite

About The Position

Performs routine tasks related to manufacturing, assembling, repairing, or modifying products. The work is semi-routine and performed under close supervision, with general instructions for routine work and detailed instructions for new assignments. The operator is expected to recognize deviations from accepted practices, refer situations not covered by procedures to a higher level, and may demonstrate work methods to new employees. The role involves routine communication with the immediate supervisor, coworkers, and team members. Work includes hand soldering, manual assembly, setup and operation of semiautomatic or automated assembly equipment and tools, operation of automated and functional test equipment, and product inspection and repair. The operator follows visual aids, wiring lists, verbal and written instructions, and other documentation; inspects component parts before assembly; and rejects defective parts. In a High Mix Low Volume operation, assignments may shift between operations or products according to the schedule. The position requires foundational skills and competence across a range of skills in the primary work area, and may include additional key skills. The position is based in a manufacturing environment and may involve noise, dust, chemicals, operating machinery, and temperature extremes. Duties include repetitive motions requiring manual dexterity and precise hand-eye coordination, sitting or standing in confined workspaces, using tools and equipment, handling materials, periodic lifting, and extended visual concentration on detailed documentation and product assemblies. Celestica Maple Grove is a US ITAR facility; after accepting employment, applicants must provide information needed to determine whether export-control exemptions or licenses are required.

Requirements

Possess specific certifications as defined by site operations.
Knowledge of product quality and soldering specifications.
Knowledge of manufacturing information systems and basic manufacturing systems.
Ability to recognize problems in the operation process or with components and communicate them to the Team Leader.
Ability to learn established quality and quantity requirements.
Ability to manually assemble components and produce high-quality products within defined time periods.
High school education or equivalent, including basic numeracy and literacy.
Two to four years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

Perform hand soldering and manual assembly.
Set up and operate semiautomatic and/or automated assembly equipment and tools.
Operate automated test equipment and functional test units.
Inspect and repair products.
Use visual aids, wiring lists, verbal and written instructions, and other documentation to perform assembly work.
Inspect component parts before assembly and reject defective parts.
Move between operations and/or products as the schedule dictates in the High Mix Low Volume operation model.
Recognize problems in the operation process or with components and communicate them to the Team Leader.
Demonstrate work methods to new employees when needed.