Solder tech Assembler

PMG/FlexTrades is recruiting Solder techs and Assemblers for a potential Labor dispute. This is a temporary Travel assignment on the NE Coast.

Location: NE Coast

Provides: Airfare Hotel Group Transportation $50 Per Diem

$34 Hr Solder tech- J-Std. 001 certification Active/Expired within the last 2 yrs soldering very small aerospace components using microscopes in a cleanroom

$32 Hr Assembly- Recent experience in the last 5 yrs-Assemble very small components under microscopes in a cleanroom

Reply: Interested to schedule a digital screening call with Grace.

Solder tech

• This role will do all of the work listed above for the Production Technician with J. Std. Certification but will also do hand soldering tasks.

• Working to J-STD-001 and IPC 610 standards- The ideal candidate will have an active J-STD-001 certification.- If there is truly a hard time to find folks with certs the customer is open to expired certs. They will need to be certified onsite. Could be fast tracked one day or one hour.

  • IPC 610 is not required.- 610 is required for inspection and PMG wont be doing that.

• All drawings will ask for IPC 610 & J-STD soldering quality.

• OJT soldering training will be provided for specific applications.

• Soldering components in a variety of connections including wire to wire wire to terminal and thru-hole soldering to mini-CPAs.

• Boards are the size of a nickel maybe a quarter.

• All soldering is done under scope. Must be able to work under scope all day.

• Must pass an onsite certification test if certifications are expired. This will be written tests and hand soldering tests where dexterity and soldering abilities are tested.- Keep in mind: the boards are the size of a NICKEL and components are being soldered onto that.

  • J. Std. 001 training/fast track for expired certs. That will include a soldering assessment.

• Dedicated to an operation in one of two lines: low or high volume.

• The majority of products are assembled under a microscope at 10x-20x magnification.- NOTE: working under scope all day can be tiring and at times difficult for a technicians vision. Techs MUST be prepared to work under scope for the entire shift every day.

• Technicians are assembling components together following sequential work instructions. The finished product is then added to inventory and kitted for the next operation.

• The full production line consists of sub-assemblies soldering welding final assembly and testing operations. A technician will be dedicated to one of the operations on the line but will also train on other operations as production requires.- On the low volume lines an individual could work across multiple operations depending upon the labor standard associated w/ that operation. Theyll go through training on each operation one at a time.

Keri Graham Sr. ATR Recruiter