Assembler

The Assembler will prepare and perform routine electronic and mechanical assembly operations

at unit and module assembly level using blueprints, work instructions, ECO’s, deviations,

drawings, diagrams, and written processes. In addition, the Assembler will assemble and

inspect components, parts, subassemblies, and assemblies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Observes all safety regulations including personal protective equipment.

• Assemble components to a final configured product utilizing process instructions,

engineering documentation (assembly drawings, wire lists, etc.), specialized tooling and

fixtures, measuring equipment, and hand tools.

• Reads and interprets assembly drawings, parts lists, operations sheets and visual aids.

Make recommendations for changes to improve build processes.

• Perform any rework from test failures in accordance with standard repair procedures.

May also incorporate ECN's into completed boards.

• Prep and insert electronic components onto circuit boards, hand solder components onto

circuit boards, touch up and rework circuit boards.

• Verify quality of product at the required intervals and verify accuracy of all work.

• May provide training and support to lower-level assemblers as required.

• Ability to operate material handling equipment, read and interpret engineering

documentation, layout, and process worksheets, set-up and operate assigned machines

and equipment.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Must require a minimum of 2 to 4 years of related experience. Assembler levels 1 - 5 will

vary based on years of experience and scope of responsibility.

High school diploma or equivalent

• Must possess good to excellent assembly blueprint reading experience/skills.

• Must be able to use hand tools (i.e. torque wrench, drills and inspection tools).

• Ability to properly read a variety of measuring devices including rulers, tape measures,

and scales.