Production/Repair Operator
visium resourcesOrlando (FL)
About the role
Production/Repair Operator Visium Resources has been asked to identify qualified candidates for this Production/Repair Operator position. This position is a contract opportunity which is expected to be on-site in Orlando, FL for a duration of 6+ months. The Production/Repair Operator is responsible for advanced fabrication, assembly, inspection, troubleshooting, and testing of cable & harness assemblies, electromechanical subassemblies, placards, and related components for In-Flight Entertainment and Connectivity products. This role supports schedule, design, quality, and FAA requirements with elevated proficiency and reduced supervision. Essential Functions/Key Areas of Responsibility Reads, interprets, and applies engineering drawings, technical specifications, schematics, and work instructions with minimal supervision. Fabricates, inspects, and tests cable & harness assemblies, including more complex multi-branch intermediate troubleshooting of production issues, wiring errors, incorrect terminations, continuity faults, and assembly defects. Programs and inspects labels/placards using labeling equipment; performs basic maintenance on machines. Performs and documents preventative maintenance and calibration checks on assigned tools and equipment. Supports continuous improvement activities, including 5S, quality containment, and root cause Level 1 assemblers on basic tasks and correct workmanship practices. Performs additional duties such as material handling, part kitting, and supporting Florida locations using company vehicles. Performs advanced testing using HIPOT, continuity, multi-meters, VSWR testing, torque tools, automated test equipment, and documentation systems.
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