Openings:

2 - one 2nd shift and one 3rd shift

Pay:

Starting at $25.55 per hour , with higher starting compensation based on directly relevant electronics-manufacturing equipment experience and demonstrated capability

Schedule:

2nd or 3rd shift About the Position Surface Mount Technology Corporation is looking for experienced Equipment Technicians to support the automated manufacturing equipment used in our electronics manufacturing operation. The primary need is for technicians who already have hands-on experience maintaining, troubleshooting and supporting equipment in an electronics manufacturing, EMS, PCB/PCBA or closely related automated electronics-production environment . This is a hands-on technical role focused on keeping production equipment operating reliably, supporting operators, troubleshooting equipment problems, completing preventative maintenance and helping introduce new products and equipment into production. We are primarily recruiting experienced technicians who can contribute at an advanced or intermediate level. SMT may also consider an exceptional developmental candidate with strong electromechanical aptitude and meaningful automated-equipment maintenance experience who is capable of learning electronics-manufacturing equipment and processes. What You Will Do Depending on experience and demonstrated capability, responsibilities may include: Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, electronic and pneumatic equipment problems. Perform scheduled preventative maintenance on automated production equipment. Respond to unscheduled equipment failures and help restore equipment to production. Support machine utilization, reliability and downtime-improvement efforts. Assist production operators with technical equipment issues. Make appropriate equipment and program adjustments. Use technical manuals, service documentation, diagnostic tools and measurement equipment to troubleshoot problems. Support installation and implementation of new manufacturing equipment and technology. Support new-product and assembly transitions as they relate to production equipment and tooling. Maintain and help manage equipment spare parts. Identify equipment conditions that may affect product quality or manufacturing performance. Train operators on appropriate equipment operation, maintenance and basic troubleshooting. Work with equipment manufacturers and technical-service providers when additional support is required. Follow applicable safety procedures, including Lockout/Tagout requirements. Document maintenance activity and support continuous improvement of equipment reliability and performance. Equipment at SMT includes automated electronics-manufacturing systems such as surface-mount placement, printing, reflow, AOI, X-ray, wave/selective solder and other automated production equipment. Experienced Equipment Technician Strong A/B-level candidates should bring: Hands-on equipment technician experience within

EMS, PCB/PCBA

manufacturing, electronics manufacturing or a closely related electronics-production environment. Experience troubleshooting and maintaining automated manufacturing equipment. Strong electromechanical troubleshooting ability. Experience with mechanical, pneumatic and electronic systems. Ability to read and use technical manuals, service documentation and troubleshooting information. Experience supporting production equipment reliability, preventative maintenance and equipment repairs. Ability to work independently on technical equipment problems. Strong computer and technical-system skills. Experience with equipment from manufacturers such as Universal Instruments, Mydata/Mycronic, DEK, Vitronics or similar electronics-manufacturing equipment is especially relevant. For experienced A/B-level placement, SMT preferers an applicable two-year technical degree in electro-mechanical, electrical/electronic technology or a closely related technical field , along with directly relevant experience and demonstrated capability. Developmental Equipment Technician Candidate SMT will also consider a smaller number of candidates who do not yet have direct electronics-manufacturing experience if they demonstrate unusually strong technical potential. A developmental candidate should have meaningful experience such as: electromechanical equipment maintenance; automation equipment; industrial machine troubleshooting and repair; electrical/mechanical maintenance; machine programming or controls; automated manufacturing equipment; CAD or other relevant technical systems. These candidates must demonstrate strong mechanical/electromechanical aptitude, troubleshooting ability and the ability to learn complex automated equipment . A candidate without electronics-manufacturing experience would be entering SMT on a developmental path and would need to learn our equipment, processes and electronics-manufacturing requirements before progressing to the experienced technician classifications. What Matters in This Role Successful Equipment Technicians at SMT need to: Enjoy troubleshooting and understanding how equipment works. Approach problems methodically rather than simply replacing parts. Be comfortable working directly with operators and production personnel. Recognize when equipment performance can affect product quality. Learn new technology and equipment. Work independently while knowing when additional technical support is required. Communicate equipment issues clearly. Take ownership of completing preventative maintenance and repairs. Help improve equipment reliability rather than simply responding to breakdowns. Why SMT SMT combines sophisticated electronics-manufacturing equipment and technical capability with a smaller, flatter organization. Technicians work closely with Production, Engineering, Quality and company leadership and have the opportunity to see the results of their work directly. Ideas for improving equipment, reliability, automation or how work gets done can move quickly from the shop floor into action. SMT operates a clean, climate-controlled electronics-manufacturing facility in Appleton and has paid profit sharing for 10 consecutive years .

Pay:

$25.55 - $35.55 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance Application Question(s):

• Which best describes your professional equipment-maintenance experience? Equipment Technician in EMS / contract electronics manufacturing Equipment Technician in PCB / PCBA or electronics manufacturing Equipment Technician in another automated manufacturing environment Industrial maintenance / electromechanical technician in another industry Machine operator with responsibility for equipment maintenance and troubleshooting I do not have professional equipment-maintenance experience Which of the following electronics-manufacturing equipment have you personally maintained, repaired, programmed or technically supported? SMT placement equipment Screen/stencil printers Reflow ovens AOI X-ray Wave solder Selective solder Dispensing/coating equipment Other automated electronics-manufacturing equipment None of these Have you personally diagnosed and repaired automated manufacturing equipment involving mechanical, electrical/electronic or pneumatic systems? What technical education have you completed? Associate degree - Electro-Mechanical Technology Associate degree - Electrical/Electronic Technology Other related two-year technical degree Bachelor's degree in a related technical field Technical diploma/certificate No related technical degree Describe a production-equipment problem you personally diagnosed and repaired. What was the problem, how did you determine the cause, and what did you do to correct it? Have you personally performed scheduled preventative maintenance on automated production equipment? Which shift are you willing and able to work? 2nd shift 3rd shift Either 2nd or 3rd shift

Neither Work Location:

In person