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ResourceTek, LLC
IPC-620 Assembler First Shift
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What they do
An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.
$43,036 / year median in Alabama
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Overview Electrical Assembler ResourceTek is the Human Capital division of Barge Design Solutions, a multi-disciplined Engineering and Architecture firm. We specialize in providing technical recruitment and staffing services to industry and government in all areas of Engineering, Information Technology, and a broad range of other Technical disciplines. In support of our client, a leading defense and aerospace engineering company, we are seeking an experienced Certified IPC-620 Electrical Assembler for first shift at their facility in Huntsville. The right candidate will build equipment and systems by assembling individual components according to engineering specifications. This is a contract-to-hire opportunity.
JOB DUTIES
Assembles electrical and electronic components on wiring harnesses, power supplies, and other electrical assemblies or subassemblies Reads and interprets engineering specifications from text, drawings and computer-aided drafting systems Uses a variety of tools and precision measuring instrumentsREQUIREMENTS
- High School Diploma or GED required 1 year experience
- IPC 620 and
J-STD-001
certified- Experience reading and understanding wiring diagrams and drawings
- Experience using crimpers to terminate wires and cables
- Experience stripping of wires
- Experience stripping and terminating shielded cables using environmental shield terminators/solder sleeves
- Experience using and terminating environmental splices
- Experience using heat guns for the termination of solder sleeves, splices, shrink sleeving, boots, etc.
- Experience routing wires properly within electrical/mechanical boxes
- Understand the polarity of the component
- Familiar with the stack up of installing hardware (screws, washers, nuts, gaskets, "O" rings, etc.
REQUIRED TESTING
- Follow written instructions (manual route sheet, traveler, etc.) for the operations that are completed.
- Terminating shield terminators/solder sleeves, daisy chaining.
- Stripping and termination of wires and the use of stripper/crimpers for terminating wires
- Terminate an environmental splice with crimper.
- Terminate a terminal lug with crimper.
- Solder a "J" hook to a terminal with the use of a soldering iron.