Soldering Assembler

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amtec contractSylmar (CA)

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

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Job Description

Job Description Summary: Works within the Components area to assemble products per specs, drawings, and work instructions.

Position Duties: Essential functions of the position include, but are not limited to: Works assembling connectors per the blueprints and verifying the process Set up and run wire marking machines per blueprints and verify quality Position parts to be assembled by following blueprints and Standard Work Instructions. Works at the station as a member of an assembly group assembling one or more specific parts to meet production requirements. Position parts in a specific opening and screws or bolt them in place. Solders/Welds parts by following the schematic, blueprint, and Standard Work Instructions to assemble the final unit. Verifies correct assembly of the final unit. Ability to test unit with related test fixture. Other duties as assigned Supports any other areas as/if required Qualifications/Experience Previous experience in a manufacturing / Assembly role Soldering/Welding High School diploma or GEDMust be able to read blueprints and/or schematic reading Finger dexterity Hand-eye coordination Ability to verify the function of the unit per the final blueprint Effective communication skills in English with the ability to read, speak, and understand English.

Company Description: We're not just a staffing company - we're a people company. At Amtec, we care about helping you reach your unique career goals. Since 1959, we've changed the lives of thousands of people for the better - people just like you. It's our purpose to help you find meaningful work by matching your character, competence, and culture with an organization that truly values what you have to offer.

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