Production Technician (12-month Contract to Direct)
Pay: $20.00 to $31.00 per hour DOE
Location:  Sherwood, OR
Shift: 6AM to 2:30PM

Client is a fast-paced, automation company that has an opportunity for Production Technicians to join a growing company with a dynamic environment. This position calls for a well-organized person who enjoys working with technology and people. The preferred candidate will exhibit strong attention to detail and demonstrate experience with electrical and/or mechanical assemblies. 

Qualifications/Experience:
•    High school diploma or equivalent required
•    Additional technical schooling, training, or certifications are a plus
•    IPC 620 knowledge or training is highly preferred
•    UL 508A knowledge or training is highly preferred
•    Experience in a manufacturing environment, experience with electromechanical devices or electrical panels highly preferred
•    Proficient computer user
•    Able to read and understand written instructions and follow verbal instructions
•    Self-motivated, self-directed, with a team player spirit
•    Ability to lift and carrying 50 pounds

What sets you apart:
•    1-6 years of experience in manufacturing of electromechanical devices or electric panels
•    Demonstrate IPC 620 proficiency
•    Demonstrate UL 508A Proficiency
•    Demonstrate proficiency with electrical schematics

Duties/Responsibilities
•    Accurately and safely assemble electromechanical assemblies in accordance with drawings, written, or verbal instructions, which may include the following tasks:
•    Solder, strip, crimp, splice electrical wires
•    Build mechanical subassemblies using a variety of fastening methods
•    Torque fasteners to proper spec and in proper sequence
•    Route cables and securing wiring throughout systems
•    Properly and consistently attach labels or name plates to assemblies, components, or cables
•    Measure dimensions to verify proper clearance of parts
•    Safely use standard assembly tooling (hex wrenches, screw drivers, wire cutters, wire strippers, torque tools, etc.)
•    Use appropriate tooling/fixtures to aid in proper assembly
•    Read and understand electrical schematics
•    Inspect and test subassemblies
•    Verify mechanical functionality, where appropriate
•    Test for electrical continuity using a voltmeter
•    Read and understand bill of material structure; escalate errors or discrepancies to appropriate personnel
•    Visually inspect components for flaws/damage and escalate issues to appropriate personnel
•    Assist with miscellaneous tasks as assigned, which may include packaging finished goods, material handling (kitting), warehouse cleanup and organization, etc.
•    Maintain a clean and safe work environment, including participation in 5S program
•    Participate in continuous improvement activities as assigned
•    Communicates ideas and facts in a professional manner to all stakeholders 
•    Regularly perform repetitive tasks and sit or stand for long periods of time
•    Regularly possess manual dexterity to put parts or pieces together quickly and accurately
•    Proficiently building cables / wire harness assemblies with wire as small as 26 AWG
•    Demonstrate a working knowledge of IPC 620
•    Demonstrate basic proficiency in the layout, routing, and termination of wires for UL 508A electrical panels 
•    Effectively manage more than one project at a time; willing and able to change priorities as needed
•    Upload component firmware (“configure devices”) according to written instructions 
•    Adhere to the company’s redline process to clearly document any as-built changes
•    Maintain accurate accounting of project materials and report any discrepancies appropriately
•    Rework and/or repair equipment and products as instructed
•    Participate in the development of work instructions as needed, which may include writing simple work instructions, cutsheets, or assembly notes
•    Perform discreet tasks and/or build subassemblies to support first article builds
•    Perform basic troubleshooting for electromechanical assemblies (motors, cables, electrical panels, mechanical assemblies)
•    Safely use more advanced tooling (power tools, CableEye, etc.)
•    Assist with cold checks using a schematic (“continuity checks”)
•    Perform field service, as needed
•    Participate and complete company sponsored training

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