PCBa Operator

Overview:
OSI Systems companies have a long history of developing innovative solutions to bring a better quality of life to the world. Our OSI Electronics (OSIE) division is a diversified manufacturer of electronic devices and value-added manufacturing services.

We provide our customers with the manufacturing capabilities and purchasing power of a global Electronics Manufacturing Services provider. We deliver regional and personalized support best provided by a smaller company, striving to build lasting relationships and create close and valued partnerships with our customers. Our singular focus is to help security experts, clinical professionals and high-tech developers solve real-world problems and issues.

**Role Overview**

Working within the PCBA process hand assembly electronic, electro-mechanical circuit board assemblies. To follow methods and sequence of operations in; board building, hand soldering (predominantly TH/Conventional componentry), rework and inspection on printed circuit boards. Adhering to internal production process and workflow plans while reporting to the process supervisor.

**Responsibilities**:

- Populating PCBAs with through hole components within pre-flow process while adhering to production documentation
- Component kit prep and PCB cropping within the pre-flow process.
- To set up equipment needed to assemble the printed circuit assemblies. i.e. ladder racks and assembly frames
- Reworking through-hole components post flow-solder.
- Hand soldering through-hole components within hand-assembly process.
- Fitting SMT components by hand
- Implementing component modifications to PCBAs (wire links, routed wires, piggyback devices etc)
- Learn and perform basic troubleshooting protocols and rework for non-conforming units
- Ability to be flexible and handle priority changes as they occur
- Meet expected daily production requirements
- To carry out normal assembly tasks as required

Qualifications:

- Experience of assembling electronic assemblies
- Experience working in electronics manufacturing.
- High school diploma or equivalent trade school education
- Knowledge of and demonstrated ability in the use of hand tools including soldering equipment, screwdrivers, wrenches, and heat guns, with good manual dexterity
- Previous experience of being IPC-A-610 certified
- Desirable if previously IPC-7711/21 certified
- Thorough understanding of workmanship standards and quality control procedures including compliance for ESD
- Experience operating in a lean manufacturing environment
- Comfortable with the use of Microsoft Office Suites