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What's a typical day as an SMT Operator? You'll be: • Picking components and preparing kits for manufacturing. • Setting up and operating automated SMT assembly equipment including Screen Printer, Glue Dispensing Machine, Pick and Place Machine, and Reflow Oven. • Tracking machine performance and effectively communicating with management as problems arise. • Interpreting blueprints and work instructions to ensure product quality. • Responsible for accessing company procedures and navigating shop floor controls. • Utilizing a manual, semi-automatic or automatic solder paste stencil machine. • Following practices to ensure ISO standards are being met. • Replacing damage, missing, misplace and wrong used/mount resistors and capacitors and other different components. • Mounting components such as transformers, resistors, capacitors, integrate circuits and sockets on panel or print circuit board. • Providing preventive maintenance, diagnosing, and troubleshooting problems to increase company productivity. • Performing all other duties as assigned.

This job might be an outstanding fit if you: • MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH Surface-Mount Technology (SMT) electronic components and SMT assembly process. • Are able to properly clean boards. • Are able to perform basic soldering and rework of SMT components. • Are able to perform visual inspections of SMT assemblies. • Are able to interpret IPC standards for acceptability and customer specifications. • Are familiar with and able to use hand tools, screwdrivers, pliers, cutters, etc. • Can perform house-keeping duties to maintain a clean and safe work environment. • Can professionally and effectively communicate both verbally and written with coworkers and management. • Are a self-starter with good organizational skills and analytical skills. • Have a High School Diploma. • Have 3-5 years of experience as an SMT Operator REQUIRED • Have a valid IPC Certification or previously certified (preferred).

Email resumes to Shannon at reminsm@kellyservices.com