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San-tron, Inc.
RF CABLE ASSEMBLY - EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
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What they do
A Radio Technician tests, inspects and repairs radio and wireless broadcast and communications equipment. Often requires driving to locations, sometimes remote to perform on site technical support.
$75,833 / year median in Massachusetts
+1% projected growth
Job Description
RF CABLE ASSEMBLY - EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
San-tron, Inc. - 3.3 Ipswich, MA Job Details Full-time $20 - $30 an hour 4 days ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Inspection gaugeJ-STD-001
Certification Assembly quality control testing Assembly wiring Coaxial cables handling Soldering tools Dimensional measurements Attention to detail Radio frequency (RF) testing Equipment testing Mechanical knowledge Electrical soldering Measurement (quality control) Full Job Description RF Cable Assembly - Solder Technician Reports to:Assembly Manager Pre-Requisites:
- 3-5 years of experience in producing RF coaxial cable assemblies (required).
- IPC-620, J-Std-001 certifications a big plus.
- Experience with soldering, Schleuniger strip equipment & RF VNA testing.
- Experience with quality measurement tools; drop indicator, caliper, micrometer, etc.
DIMENSIONS
- A successful candidate is a self-starter with strong mechanical aptitude.
- Attention to detail and quality standards is critical to job/team success
- Receives direct work direction from Manager
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
- RF / Coax cable assembly - hand solder, stripping, crimping, heat shrink, etc.
- Work alongside other cable assemblers in all work cells to meet production needs, wire stripping, tin dipping, soldering, crimping & labelling, testing, etc.
- Utilize assembly tools / fixtures such as arbor presses and captivation equipment.
- Read, interpret, and follow basic drawings, diagrams, specifications, bills of materials, and other written instructions or procedures.
- Perform quality work checks to ensure the product meets quality standards.
- Maintain a clean and safe working environment.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
- Regularly required to sit or stand and move about the facility.
- Required to be able to read documents and computer screens.
- Occasional exposure to shipping and receiving elements such as dust, and noise.