Solderers and brazers also use heat to join two or more metal objects together. Soldering and brazing are similar, except that the temperature used to melt the filler metal is lower in soldering. Soldering uses metals with a melting point below 840 degrees Fahrenheit. Brazing uses metals with a higher melting point.
Solderer Job Description Template
Our company is looking for a Solderer to join our team.
Responsibilities:
- Assembly to IPC-A-610 E class 2 and class 3 requirements;
- inspection;
- Perform go/no-go testing of basic electronic equipment using written and verbal test procedures and basic test equipment;
- Wiring and connector placement (both solder and crimp type);
- Inspection, soldering and the rework of Through Hole components on printed circuit boards (PCB);
- Solder leads onto electrical components;
- Visually inspecting and accurate measurements (measuring tools/gauging devices);
- Complete necessary paperwork;
- Read blueprints;
- Soldering electronic components;
- Solders broken parts or covers holes to repair leaks;
- Troubleshooting;
- Clean and prep products;
- Work on various stages of soldering wires and assemble components;
- Solders together components to assemble fabricated metal items.
Requirements:
- High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required;
- 2+ years of prior assembly experience is preferred;
- 1 – 3 year of soldering experience;
- Wiring and connector placement (both solder and crimp type);
- Perform go/no-go testing of basic electronic equipment using written and verbal test procedures and basic test equipment;
- Inspection, soldering and the rework of Through Hole components on printed circuit boards (PCB);
- Experience level:Experienced;
- 6 months of cable soldering;
- Electronic assembly;
- ITC 610 or J-Standard certifications are a plus;
- Excellent hand/eye coordination;
- Must be a team player;
- HS Diploma or GED;
- Working knowledge of IPC 610;
- Ability to identify component values.