Hand Finisher I​/DeBurr Technician - Semiconductor Industry

Hand Finisher

As a Hand Finisher, you will deburr, sand and clean parts on repeat or proven part(s) with simple to high complexity on a various materials such as aluminum, steel, plastic and copper with direction from area Lead or Supervisor.

• Ability to communicate with production lead and supervisor
• Follow instructions
• Responsible for utilizing shop paper procedure including updates, signatures and stamps, counting quantities, labeling and non-conformance related activities
• Ensure an accurate router accompanies all work orders
• Ensure company procedures and "best machine practices" are being followed and are in place at all times
• Assist Lead person as needed
• Read blueprints, tooling instructions, and standard charts for specifications
• Follow blueprint or instructions to achieve required surface finishes such as lay patterns and sealing surfaces.
• Work independently to complete repeat tasks with little supervision.
• Operate a variety of pneumatic or electric power finishing tools such but not limited to orbital sander, DA sander, flappers and die grinders.
• Comply with applicable environmental, health and safety laws and regulations, Company policy and accepted safe work practices
• Perform additional related duties as assigned

· Completion of vocational education for machine technology or practical aspects of blueprint reading, GD&T preferred.

· High school diploma or general education degree (GED)

· Previous finishing experience of 3-5 years preferred

· Ability to read and comprehend basic instructions.

· Ability to speak basic English language.
· Basic math and counting skills.

· Knowledge of shop safety practices and use of PPE

· Enrolled in vocational education for machine technology or practical aspects of blueprint reading, GD&T preferred.
· Basic knowledge of abrasive(s) progression required to achieve specific surface finishes.

· Use of hands to handle, deburr, and finish parts

· Frequently required to stand, walk, push, reach overhead, and bend to the floor

· Frequently required to sit and use hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls

· Occasionally lift and/or move up to 40 pounds

· Specific vision abilities: close vision, depth perception, and adjust focus

· High noise levels from operating machines

· Physical hazards from moving equipment and machine parts