SMT Machine Operator

VEGA•Mason, OH

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The SMT Machine Operator sets up and operates SMT (Surface Mount Technology) machines according to work order specifications, monitors SMT machines during production, and makes necessary adjustments to maintain quality and efficiency. This position performs routine maintenance on SMT machines to ensure optimal performance. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

Requirements

High school degree or GED or equivalent experience
Ability to run Pick & Place machines and reflow ovens and AOI.
Make minor machine adjustments such as placement of boards and clear jams.
Notifies supervisor of machine malfunctions
Good troubleshooting skills and high attention to detail
Must be able to read and understand work instructions and schematics

Nice To Haves

Manufacturing experience is a plus.
Willing to travel to Europe for training.

Responsibilities

Replenish the vertical storage unit with reels and scan.
Organize reels in vertical storage bins according to FIFO principles and storage requirements (wrapped/unwrapped specifications).
Pick reels from vertical storage according to work order for delivery to set up area.
Handle and store reels according to Moisture Sensitive Devices (MSD) procedure.
Load reels into feeders according to work order and scan.
Understand reel size and placement in the feeder cart.
Mark reel feeders with proper O-rings where necessary.
Load reel feeders into the pick-and-place machine.
Load, program, and operate the complete SMT line.
Operate machine(s), which includes understanding the sequence of events/machine, control panels, and indicators, and understanding how to replenish supplies and components when necessary.
Load proper stencil in the machine for solder paste printing application.
Position reel feeder cart in machines, start machines and monitor machine operation.
Conduct in-process inspections and troubleshoot to correct problems and improve the quality of the remaining product.
Inspect 1st sample for defects; such as missing components, incomplete placements, and common errors.
Operate stencil washer as needed.