Production Operator (I) - Shift 2

Description

Spartronics is more than just a company. We have great facilities, a dedicated and talented team, tremendous capacity and capabilities, and longstanding customers who need us. Now, it’s all about driving forward with a winning strategy that builds on our strengths to create growth for our - customers, shareholders, and employees. As an Electronic Manufacturing Services provider, we strive to meet and exceed our mission to be the preferred provider of fail-safe electronics solutions that save lives and protect what matters the most.

At Spartronics, we're not just building products, we build products lives depend on. As an electronic manufacturing services (EMS) provider for the commercial aerospace, defense, medical device, life science, and industrial markets, we work to deliver products of the highest quality and reliability.

Our organization provides comprehensive contract manufacturing services, ranging from printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) and subsystem integration to full-box build (high-level assemblies). Additional services include engineering support such as manufacturing testing, supply chain management, sustaining engineering, and a suite of aftermarket services to support the full OEM product lifecycle. With over $500 million in revenue, approximately 1,700 dedicated employees, and manufacturing resources strategically located worldwide, our manufacturing network spans the United States and Vietnam. To learn more about our sites, please visit https://www.spartronics.com/locations.

Why Join Us:

When you become a part of Spartronics, you're joining a team of dedicated and talented, individuals who share a common goal - to win as one. We value talent, innovation, and a hunger for growth. Here, you'll have the opportunity to work with industry leaders in Aerospace & Defense, Medical & Life Science, and Industrial markets where our customers put full trust in us to deliver the most complex, highly regulated products that have to work the first time, every time.

Position: Operator - Reports to the Production Manager

Location: Onsite, Logan, UT

About the Role:

Operators perform a limited range of production work that is semi-repetitive in nature. You will perform low to medium-complexity hand soldering, mechanical assembly, and/or machine operation. Your contributions will help us continue our journey towards Winning as One: One company. One team. One purpose. One plan. One culture.

Basic Purpose of Position:

Responsibilities:

• Hand solders and performs electro-mechanical assembly of electronics
• Operates manufacturing equipment
• Enters product tracking data
• Inspects products to quality standards

Requirements

The experience we’re looking for to add to the team:

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Ability to obtain and maintain an Active DoD Secret Clearance
• High school diploma or GED
• J-Std. certification (preferred) Will be required to obtain certification during the first 90 days of employment
• Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office
• Good verbal and written communication in a technical atmosphere
• Read and understand detailed assembly instructions
• Work well in a team environment and adapt to changing priorities and environments
• Hand tool operation experience (preferred)
• Complete work to high industry standards

Work Schedule

• The planned schedule is a 4-day/10-hour workweek
• Shift 2: Monday - Thursday, 4:00 PM - 2:30 AM
• Overtime: The goal is to limit overtime, but it is a reality in manufacturing

Shift Differential:

Employees working the second shift will receive an additional $1.50 per hour in addition to their base hourly rate.

Overtime (OT): Employees who work overtime during the second shift will receive an additional $2.25 per hour on top of their base hourly rate.

Physical Requirements

• Lifting: Up to 50 lbs., repeatedly. Team lifts over 50 lbs.
• Reaching: Overhead, frequently
• Fine Motor Skills: Prolonged and repetitive soldering and other hand operations. Requires gripping, twisting, and pinching with both hands and fingers
• Must be able to sit and/or stand for up to 10 hours
• Must be able to look in and work with a microscope
• Repetitive twisting at the waist

ITAR Regulations require all candidates be a US Citizen, US Permanent Resident, Political Asylee, or Refugee.