Mechanical Operator

Overview OSI Systems companies have a long history of developing innovative solutions to bring a better quality of life to the world. Our OSI Electronics (OSIE) division is a diversified manufacturer of electronic devices and value-added manufacturing services. We provide our customers with the manufacturing capabilities and purchasing power of a global Electronics Manufacturing Services provider. We deliver regional and personalized support best provided by a smaller company, striving to build lasting relationships and create close and valued partnerships with our customers. Our singular focus is to help security experts, clinical professionals and high-tech developers solve real-world problems and issues. Overview of Role Working within the Mechanical Assembly process team, assembling electro-mechanical sub-assemblies through to complete box build using a variety of small hand tools. To follow methods and sequence of operations in; cable assembly, electro-mechanical unit build and potting of PCBAs. Adhering to internal production process and workflow plans while reporting to the process supervisor. Responsibilities Assembling electro-mechanical units while adhering to production documentation. Assembling cable assemblies while stripping, tinning and crimping leads. Using a variety of hand tools such as, screw drivers, cutters, nut runners, crimpers, torque screw drivers. Working with-in a flow line team at the flow line facility when required. Potting both PCBAs and Units using mixing and dispensing machine. PAT Testing multi-level chassis units. Working with Engineering using customer supplied documentation during NPI process. Learn and perform basic troubleshooting protocols and rework for non-conforming units Ability to be flexible and handle priority changes as they occur Meet expected daily production requirements Qualifications Previous experience of electro-mechanical assembly an advantage Knowledge of and demonstrated ability in the use of hand tools including, screwdrivers, wrenches, and heat guns, with good manual dexterity Previous experience of being IPC-A-610 certified Experience of soldering an advantage Thorough understanding of workmanship standards and quality control procedures including compliance for ESD Provicient in Maths & English.