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David Careers

Quality Inspector - 2nd Shift

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mack technologiesMelbourne (FL)
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and WeighersPrinted Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Quality Inspector2nd Shift Schedule: Monday - Friday (Occasional Mandatory Saturdays)2nd Shift Hours: 3:30 PM to 12:00 AM ESTThe Quality Inspector is responsible for performing visual, and mechanical and functional inspection of PCB assemblies, plastic and sheet metal parts, sub-assemblies and other electronic, electro-mechanical components for conformance to customer specifications and documenting quality results.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Complete all data entry as close to "real-time" as possible.
  • Responsible for the inspection of product to ensure material is compliant with customer dimensional and cosmetic requirements.
  • Provide feedback to Engineers, and enter data into log books and in internal database system.
  • Obtain and maintain drawings and procedures from Mack systems.
  • Availability to perform inspections on various production lines if necessary.
  • Perform visual aide inspection of printed circuit board assemblies as various stages of the assemble process, utilizing IPC-A-610 Standards, visual aids, BOMs, written procedures and verbal instructions.
  • Direct applicable products for rework; confirming completion.
  • Interface with source inspectors and arrange proper documentation packages for first article requirements per P.O. and customer expectations.
  • Perform various segments of first article inspection
  • Perform process audits to internal documentation requirements such as AMS, MOI, and VIP.Ensure proper staging product and coordination of required processing steps.
  • Conduct customer quality assurance (CQA), in process, final or incoming inspections as required.
  • Use and verify proper use of routers in IQS software.
  • Read and verify P.O. and drawing requirements.
  • Understand and follow all applicable ISO and job specific procedures.
  • Maintain ESD integrity within production environment.
  • Responsible for the cleanliness of work area and surrounding workspace.
  • Responsible for the accuracy of work-in-process.
  • Participate in additional training as required.
  • May train other employees.
  • Other responsibilities as directed and necessary for the business.
Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent education.3+ years of experience in inspection in electronics manufacturing, preferably with PCBA.IPC-A-600/610/620 Certification required. Familiar with operating a 3D Automated Optical Inspection (3DAOI) machine. Capable of performing inspections by following blueprint instructions and written procedures given by the supplier engineering group. Understanding of basic electro-mechanical tools (multi-meters, calipers, etc.) and basic hand tools (wrench, torque drivers etc.)Ability to interpret detailed drawings, schematics and diagrams as required. Has a background in using an ERP system. Basic computer skills, problem solving, mathematical and workstation skills. Good organizational, reading comprehension, written and verbal communication skills are required. Self-motivated, ability to work independently and quickly with a high degree of accuracy and detail. Experience with high-volume work. Ability to operate in a multi-tasking, highly dynamic work environment. Ability to work and communicate effectively as a team member. ESD Training. ISO 9001 experience a plus. Willingness to work flexible hours as necessary. US Person as defined in 22 CRF Part 120.15 (U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, refugees and those given asylum in the United States, and temporary residents granted amnesty) since work includes ITAR controlled technical data

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