Assembler Rework II - TalentBurst : Job Details

Drug testing required at onboarding Shift to start: Mon - Sat (6 days a week), 5am - 2pm, with overtime (strongly need someone who can work overtime) Pay Rate- $23/hr. Job Description Individual Contributor in charge of performing, within his / her area of technological specification, tasks in the manufacturing process in accordance with the manufacturing documentation and the time allocated, using the resources available (including conventional and/or digital machine tools) and inspects his / her own work . Skills: Top 5 must haves:

• flexibility
• Desire to learn
• Teamwork
• basic knowledge in assembly (computer screens) - manufacturing assembly electronic drawings/instruction forms

Experience

• 4 years working in an industrial manufacturing environment
• min of 3 years working in a Quality Assurance or Quality Control department
• Has performed process and/or quality system audits
• Manual dexterity skills.
• bility to communicate and follow the manufacturing process Instruction in English.
• Previous knowledge (one + year) of electronic sub-assemblies & system integration.
• Be able to lift up to 15-30 pounds. Manual dexterity skills.3 years of experience using of mechanical inspection tools (caliper, ruler, scales, etc)
• Prior experience reading two dimensional drawings to create article inspection report
• Prior expertise performing process audits and assessments

s main missions:

• Performs Manufacturing operations in accordance with the associated documentation and the time allocated, using the resources available
• Is responsible for complex work and rework at unit and component level
• Chooses and implements suitable methods, resources and procedures;
• Brings support to the operators;
• Initializes and manages continuous improvement actions in and around his/her area;
• Performs final inspection duties when requested in accordance with drawings, EOs and any other regulatory requirement pertaining to the product. Activity of Control during manufacturing phases:
• Performs, under delegation, the control operations after manufacturing
• Review the cause / root analysis and proposes first proposals of Quality Notification (QN) actions.
• Inspect components, assemblies and laboratory test setups in accordance with design drawings or test procedures based on the guidelines or drawings that have been provided to them.
• Technician performing complex work requiring a high level of technicality in one domain and able to take initiatives in the choice and the implementation of suitable methods, resources and procedures, applying a broad knowledge of the concerned domain
• Check and alert on problems relative to existing methods, tools and techniques toward the Manager.
• Reach objectives and deliver results that have a mid & long term direct impact on production unit/function overall results.
• Explain facts, practices, and deploy policies, etc. to others within the production areas in the domains and techniques relative to the concerned perimeter.
• Confirm all QN transactions are complete and closed
• Confirm all QN tasks have been completed and signed
• Confirm all elements of the QN have been completed and signed.
• Liaise with internal and external customers for product release activities.
• Update various reports / whiteboards with escalations
• Liaise with RMA Team Leaders and operators on quality issue resolution
• Review and report any discrepancies of Manufacturing process documentation to Production Team Leaders.
• Raise NC's and CAR's as required on non-conforming products/processes.
• Ensure build standards are maintained and the required documentation is maintained.
• Preparation and distribution of Quality reports and tracking charts and documents as required.

Screening Questions please add answers to summary at resume submittal: What types of units have you worked on (assembly, test or troubleshooting?) What types of hand tools and equipment have you used? How would you rate your ability to understand detailed prints and drawings on a scale of 1-5 (5 being the highest)? How have you utilized drawings in the past to produce units? What type of qualifications and certifications do you have or have had? What type of PPE (personal protective equipment) have you used?