Soldering Operator

Join Our Team as a Soldering Operator at Johnson Electric!

Location:

Vandalia, OH (onsite)
Vacancy Type:
Existing Position

Schedule:

First and Second Shifts Available As our next Soldering Operator, you’ll be responsible for performing manual and automated soldering operations on components, assemblies, and finished products. Your expertise in precision soldering, electronics assembly, quality inspection, and process compliance will be essential in delivering high-quality workmanship while meeting production, safety, and delivery expectations.

Why You’ll Love Working Here Recognition Programs:
Programs that recognize and reward employee achievements and contributions.

Community Engagement:
Opportunities to participate in community service and corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Strong Leadership:
Work under experienced and visionary leaders who guide the company towards success.

Innovation Hubs:
Access to state-of-the-art facilities and innovation hubs that foster creativity and development.

What You’ll Be Doing Perform manual and automated soldering operations on components and assemblies

Complete through-hole, surface-mount, wire-to-terminal, and assembly soldering as applicable

Read and follow work instructions, electrical schematics, blueprints, and process documentation

Operate soldering irons, reflow ovens, wave soldering machines, and related equipment

Inspect solder joints for defects and verify compliance with workmanship and quality standards

Identify and report defects, process deviations, equipment problems, and material concerns

Rework or repair assemblies according to approved procedures and quality requirements

Complete production, inspection, and quality documentation accurately

Follow ESD controls when handling sensitive electronic components and assemblies

Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area in accordance with 5S standards

Meet established productivity, quality, attendance, and delivery expectations

Participate in technical training and continuous improvement initiatives

Follow all company policies, manufacturing procedures, and safety requirements

Perform other related duties as assigned

What We’re Looking For High school diploma or GEDAbility to perform repetitive and detailed work with consistent accuracy

Ability to read, understand, and follow written and verbal instructions

Basic mathematical, measurement, and problem-solving skills

Excellent manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination

Strong attention to detail and commitment to product quality

Ability to visually inspect small components and solder joints

Ability to sit, stand, or work at a production bench for extended periods

Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a production team Commitment to safety, process compliance, and continuous improvement

Ability to work first or second shift based on business requirements

Bonus Points If You Have Previous soldering experience in an electronics or manufacturing environment

Knowledge of IPC-A-610 electronic assembly acceptability standards

Knowledge of J-STD-001 soldering process requirements

Experience with surface-mount or through-hole soldering

Experience operating reflow, wave soldering, or automated soldering equipment

Ability to read basic electrical schematics and assembly drawings

Experience performing solder rework and repair

Experience in a medical device, automotive, aerospace, or other regulated manufacturing environment

Familiarity with ESD controls and electronic component handling requirements

Key Competencies Attention to detail

Quality focus

Process discipline

Time management

Teamwork and communication

Safety awareness

Reliability and accountability

Willingness to learn

Work Environment Manufacturing and production-floor environment

First and second shifts…