Mechanical Assembler – Afternoon Shift

 SUMMARY 

Maintain the flow of product through the manual assembly processes of the production. Reports to the Production Supervisor. 

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 

• Maintain the flow of product through the Final Assembly & Integration processes production 
• Identify and resolve Process / Equipment / Tools requirements with the Production Leader 
• To be trained by Senior mechanical operators on processes such as epoxy application, any gluing process, heat sink application etc. 
• Align, fit and assemble component parts using hand tools, power tools, fixtures and templates 
• Install electronic parts and hardware in housings or assemblies using hand soldering and hand tools 
• Use precision measuring tools or equipment 
• Move products to final QC or the next step in accordance with the priorities set by the Production Leader or designate 
• Verify board assembly prior to wave with the BOM, customer specs and View Station 
• To make sure first off for mechanical is being done completely 
• Ensure all the problems found during the first off inspection have been highlighted to the Production Leader and continue only after the manufacturing engineer has looked at it already 
• Raise issues/concerns with parts, orientation and any other challenges – obtain details and confirm with Supervisor that relevant details have been added to the View Station prior to running the future jobs 
• Verify all processes are performed to the documentation 
• Make sure housekeeping is being done at all stations and is maintained at all times 
• Ensure that each board is being properly scanned through the system, read instructions in the training aid for any quires 
• Always scan board using View Station 
• Bring all scanning related issues to the attention of the Production Leader 
• Handle and store materials/boards using ESD guidelines 
• Ensure quality standards are maintained all through the production 
• Position may involve physical demands such as lifting of heavy objects 
• Perform other duties as required 

SKILLS, EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS 

• Completion of High School required 
• Good knowledge of electronic assemblies including through hole components, drawings and BOMS 
• Knowledge of quality systems and ESD control 
• Electro-mechanical knowledge 
• Experienced in Box assembly as well as test 
• Able to lift at least 30Ibs 
• Good work habits and housekeeping 
• IPC Standards and ISO 9002: 1 year 
• Mechanical Assembly: 1 year 

LOCATION 

• This position is based in our Markham, Ontario facilities