Wet Process Technician - Copper Plating

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alpha circuitSchaumburg (IL)

Plating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description The Wet Process Technician - Copper Plating plays a vital role in the manufacturing of Printed Circuit Boards. This position primarily works night shifts and involves using automated plating systems and manual plating tanks to ensure high-quality plating results while maintaining strict safety standards.

Responsibilities:

Perform wet processing and copper plating operations
Handle chemicals safely and accurately
Monitor plating processes and equipment performance
Ensure compliance with safety regulations and protocols
Operate automated plating systems and manual plating tanks

Preferred Qualifications:

Entry-level experience in wet process technology
High School Diploma or equivalent
Knowledge of copper plating techniques
Familiarity with wet chemical handling

Understanding of safety protocols Company Description Alpha is one of the fastest growing PCB manufacturing companies in the U.S. Two facilities, less than 10 miles apart, all levels of technology, always looking to add winners to the team.

Company Description: Alpha is one of the fastest growing PCB manufacturing companies in the U.S. Two facilities, less than 10 miles apart, all levels of technology, always looking to add winners to the team.

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