Electronic Assembly/1st shift

Posted 17 days ago

hw staffingNorth Kingstown (RI)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Job TitleMake sub-assemblies consisting of printed circuit boards with applicable components. Assembles a completed electro-mechanical unit utilizing sub-assemblies, air tools, and miscellaneous parts. Major Tasks and Responsibilities • Assembles printed circuit boards by insertion of applicable components in through-hole fashion utilizing specific work instructions, procedures and various hand and air tools. • Installs sub-assemblies, miscellaneous hardware into specific unit enclosures at a final assembly level utilizing specific work instructions, procedures and various hand and air tools. • Above processes include electrical function test at printed circuit board and final assembly level accomplished by utilizing test fixtures provided by electrical engineering. • Other duties as required (i.e. packing, etc.)

Qualifications:

Minimum 4+ months production work experience within a manufacturing industry.
An electro-mechanical aptitude is desirable.
Ability to work cross-functionally with individuals and teams to achieve department/production goals.
Strive for continuous process improvement in daily activities.
Ability to follow through on tasks assigned to completion.
Must be able to stand at work station for 10 hours.
Must be able to lift up to 26 lbs.

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