Repair, PC Board Automated Optical Inspection

Lincoln Electric•Euclid, OH

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Lincoln Electric is a high-performance industrial machinery and technology leader. This role is responsible for analyzing, reviewing, and repairing failed PC Boards and Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) equipment. The position involves understanding and performing quality procedures, repairing PC board failures, and operating AOI equipment. The company is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, and operates globally, serving customers in over 160 countries.

Requirements

Have excellent people, organizational and communications skills.
Must have an uncompromising attitude towards quality.
Excellent attendance, safety and work record.
Must be self-motivated.
Working knowledge of production and manufacturing floor control systems.
Knowledge of Excel spreadsheets, MS Access database and Word application.
Ability to lift 60 pounds on an occasional basis.
Must be knowledgeable of quality procedures used in the manufacturing department and how they relate to the needs of the customer.
Safety, workmanship, product quality and productivity in the performance of the job.
Must be knowledgeable on soldering as dictated by QC-306

Nice To Haves

May require shift rotation.

Responsibilities

Understand and perform associated quality procedures used to process items in work center.
Repair and rework assembly line and in-process PC board failures.
Repair and rework in-process AOI or X-Ray failures.
Identify and enter PC Board failure information and accountability into MES.
Comply with Plant Rules and Regulations, Factory, and Operation specifications.
Follow all applicable ESD procedures.
Obtain and return SMT components from / to fixed location.
Operate AOI equipment as trained.
Sort PCB assemblies as acceptable or need repair.
Able to utilize X-Ray equipment to determine defects/solder abnormalities.
Notify placement equipment operators of upstream issues.
Notify QA personnel and MAS of processing / operator errors and issues discovered.
Notify scheduler, MAS, and QA personnel when high percent of failures are occurring.
Interact with Supervision, Maintenance, Manufacturing Engineering, R&D and Plant Engineering to resolve equipment, procedural, and/or finished assembly problems.
Cross training of employees to provide flexibility will be required.