Production Technician I, PAID TRAINING

About the Role

As a Production Technician with PCB Piezotronics, Inc., you will perform a variety of production assembly tasks, including a commitment to quality, Total Customer Satisfaction (TCS), safety rules, maintaining manufacturing standards and utilizing written procedures and documentation where appropriate. Production tasks require the ability to follow written/verbal instructions and a thorough knowledge of techniques, materials, tools and equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform simple assembly using a microscope, basic tools, fine hand tools, epoxy/cures, inspection processes, and good soldering techniques.
• During production, may perform tasks such as soldering, spot welding, and washing utilizing documentation such as drawings, routers, Bills of Material’s and specifications, using manufacturing standards, ISO 9001, and AS9100.
• Inspect all workmanship and special processes performed, ensuring quality before moving into the next operation. Show commitment to quality and Total Customer Satisfaction (TSC) through dedicating skills to achieve zero defect status.
• Be responsible for knowing and using proper Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) procedures as outlined in the ESD manual.
• Communicate with supervisors, lead persons, and other departments concerning any problems with product, assembly, documentation, and/or schedule.
• Ensure that all material and equipment calibration dates are not expired before use, and notify supervisor or lead person if expired or close to expiration.
• Perform other related duties as directed.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Basic computer and electronic skills.
• Ability to follow written/verbal instructions.
• Thorough knowledge of techniques, materials, tools, and equipment.

Qualifications

• Education: High school graduate or GED.
• Experience: Basic computer and electronic skills.
• Travel Requirement: NONE.
• Preferred Background: Soldering.
• Demonstrated problem-solving skills.

This position requires access to “controlled technology” and “technical data” as defined by Export Administration Regulations and International Traffic in Arms Regulations. Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to access such controlled technology prior to beginning work.