Assembler and Repair Technician (PCBA II)

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Assembler and Repair Technician (PCBA II)

2nd Shift: 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM Monday through Friday

Starting Pay: $26.50/hr plus $1.00/hr Shift Differential

Pay Grade: HR140

Ramsey Skills Test with passing score is required

Now hiring at our Cranberry Township, PA manufacturing plant for an Assembler and Repair Technician (Production Technician II).

Responsibilities:

• Troubleshoot, repair, rework, and test moderately complex circuit boards and/or sub-assemblies requiring wiring and soldering. Installs wires, leads and a variety of thru-hole components.
• Performs machine or soldering iron calibration using existing test setups or procedures. Uses a variety of precision testing and measuring instruments.
• Sets up automated assembly machines, making necessary machine adjustments for start up and operation.
• Assemble and test moderately complex circuit boards and/or sub-assemblies as time permits. May be required to pick parts from the warehouse.
• Maintain relevant information in computer system and completes associated paperwork and transfer finished boards and sub-assemblies to appropriate work area.
• Adherence to safety, housekeeping and quality standards as they relate to production and the company’s objectives is required.
• In addition, this position is responsible for maintaining production goals through productivity targets and cost containment by eliminating waste.

Knowledge, Skills and Ability Requirements:

• Demonstrated proficiency in soldering.
• Ability to:
• Identify electronic components.
• Read and understand drawings, work instructions and test procedures.
• Understand standard units of measure.
• Set-up and interpret results of various measuring devices.
• Perform standard software operations including SAP.
• Sometimes lift, carry, push and pull up to 35 pounds without assistance.
• Use power and hand tools.
• Regularly perform work that requires magnification may be required.
• Regularly perform fine finger and hand activity / steady hand required.
• Concentrate for prolonged periods of time.
• Effectively communicate with various levels within the organization including training of new associates and temporaries.
• Work independently with minimal supervision.
• Prioritize and organize work.

Education and Experience Required:

• Associate’s degree in electronics or equivalent.
• 3 years previous work experience troubleshooting circuit boards may be substituted for degree.
• Minimum 18 months electronics manufacturing or other related experience.
• Past soldering experience.
• Skills test with passing score is required for this position

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