Production Associate​/Electromechanical Assemblers - Afternoon Shift

Manual assembly of electronic components including complex and high-density projects according to assembly documents, custom specs and quality standards.

Ensure full compliance with all applicable quality assurance standards and internal standard operating procedures

Component preparation, placement, and installation

Perform inspection and rework of mechanical assemblies and custom parts as per engineering specification and respective IPC workmanship standards

Participate in training and certification programs to ensure knowledge and skillset requirements are met

Operate various types of equipment aiding in the assembly process

Set-up, operate, calibrate, and maintain test station as per procedure

Complete test logs and provide feedback related to test yields

Test the functionality of products using various test tools, document and provide feedback to team members to prevent future discrepancies

Utilize test equipment such as multimeters, among others including PC based programming

Perform hand soldering and rework of all thru-hole (TH), surface mount technology (SMT), mixed and mechanical assemblies and custom parts as per Engineering specifications and IPC workmanship standards

Final assembly and/or pack and ship as required

Effectively communicate issues among other team members for prevention and corrections.

Tasks as may be assigned by direct manager

High School diploma, GED, or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience

Computer navigation skills including common Office applications

Ability to follow written and verbal instructions accurately and up to workmanship standards

Proficient English business communications skills, both written and verbal

A team player with good communication skills (ability to work with customers, within a team)

Strong detail orientation and time management skills

Strong hand-eye coordination and mechanical proficiency

Able to efficiently work in a high-volume, fast-paced, manufacturing environment

Able to lift up to 40 pounds safely, follow safety protocols and requirements

Knowledge of IPC standards, experience in printed circuit board assembly/rework/component identification, basic hand soldering skills, comprehension of assembly documentation is required

Previous experience in an intermediate level assembler capacity in a manufacturing environment is a definite asset

Previous experience working in the following are an asset: SMT/TH or Mix Tech assembly (hand soldering, inspection, rework, mechanical assembly skills);
Soldering TH and SMT components;
Set-up, maintenance, and calibration of test stations.

You need to be legally eligible to work in British Columbia, Canada as full-time employee

Color vision test will be conducted as part of interview

Offer of employment contingent on successful background check

Duration:
Regular

Shift: Afternoon (Monday to Friday, 3:30PM-12midnight), will require to go on dayshift (7AM-3:30PM) for first few months for training

Wage: $19.50 - $22 per hour

Work location: 8999 Fraserton Court, Burnaby, BC V5J 5H8

Competitive compensation package (including a bonus program), employer paid benefits (medical, dental, vision, life/disability insurance), employee assistance program, RRSP matching program, vacation

Company events, onsite parking, onsite gym, casual dress code, wellness trail near facility

Transit accessible site, climate controlled indoor environment, fixed full time schedule

Inhouse IPC training available