Mechanical Technician- PCB

Advanced Circuits, a division of APCT, Inc., was founded in 1989 and is now the 2nd largest circuit board fabricators in North America. While Advanced Circuits is best known for its expedited turn time capabilities and on time shipping record, the company is also the leader in commercial PCB, high-reliability, RFP documents for terms acceptability, and in the high technology marketplace.

Our company offers individuals the opportunity to utilize their skills to enhance their professional growth and the growth of the company. Advanced Circuits promotes a culture that excels in customer service, rewards risk-taking and allows the employees to be open to new exciting opportunities. The company takes pride in their “Can do Attitude” by providing top of the line service and going above and beyond for their customers.

Job Summary:

The objective of the Mechanical Entry Level Trainee is to learn how to perform different operations according to their respective process procedures.

The Mechanical Entry Level Trainee is responsible for learning to start up, operates, and shut down Mechanical Department equipment as well as to learn how to perform routine maintenance. These include but are not limited to changing drill and router bits, setting up production stations, laying up new panels as required, checking and loading the mechanical CNC programs, setting up different tooling, etc., operating a few different machines, and filling out all logs required, and required housekeeping and general maintenance.

Job Responsibilities:

· Lift 40-50 pounds regularly for 8 hours

· Must be able to stand for extended periods

· Read and understand written procedures

· Follow instructions as required by supervisor or lead

· Follow production schedule

· Pass all audits and Certification requirements

· Learning how to read/fill out Process Travelers, logs and charts

· Learning to inspect his/her own work

· Performing tasks as directed by the Mechanical Lead and/or Supervisor

Qualifications:

· Must be able to read prints

· Must be able to stand for extended periods of time

· Must understand basic math

· Must be able to follow documented procedures

· Experience in the PCB industry is a MUST!