Temporary Electro-Mech - Dynisco Instruments, LLC

• The ability to understand and follow instructions in English, mechanical and electrical aptitude.
• Ability to read and interpret drawings and process sheets (MI's, output test data).
• Aptitude of soldering techniques and assembly of instruments.
• Ability to do mathematical calculations in conjunction with calibration equipment to set electronics to required specifications.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

• Possible periodic physical effort requiring moving of test stands. Manual dexterity required.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Meets established standards of productivity and efficiency while maintaining acceptable quality levels for all work performed.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Performs mechanical and electrical assembly operations using hand tools.
• Performs polishing of units as required.
• Performs a variety of routine assembly and test operations using hand pumps and weights in conjunction with electronic test stands, soldering irons, desk-top electronic compensation equipment.
• Works on a variety of miscellaneous functions, as needed, for the efficient operation of area which may include but are not limited to:
• Helium leak test
• Blocked capillary test
• Stamp bases, straighten coils, size snouts
• Brazing
• Parts washing
• Rework/salvage machining
• Polishing
• Assembles, solders wires/flex prints and electrical components into sub-assemblies, printed circuit boards and final test.

• Performs basic continuity and electrical checks, calibrates, final tests and may be called upon to repair production units not meeting preset standards of performance or quality.
• Must be able to work independently and without constant direct supervision.

• Maintains record of work as required, reports discrepancies and problems to supervisor.

EDUCATION: High School or Vocational School diploma or equivalency