NPI And PCB Rework Operative

My client based on the outskirts of St Ives Cambridgeshire are currently recruiting for an

NPI and PCB Rework Operative to join their team on a full time permanent basis.

You will be competent in using a variety of different rework tools, equipment and BGA and other rework stations ensuring the highest quality standards are maintained.

• Salary - £25-26,000 DOE
• Own Transport required due to location.

The main responsibilities of this role are:

• Rework of production PCB’s from the AOI systems using the networked rework and repair stations.
• Able to work and solder to IPC-610 and J-Std standards.

• Using BGA rework tools and ERSA rework station to efficiently rework PCB’s.
• To support the inspection team using your experience and problem-solving skills.
• To undertake occasional board and product inspection when required (holiday / sickness cover).
• To work closely with Production Supervision, Engineering team, and colleagues to resolve issues affecting NPI builds, manufacturing, quality and production yield.
• To organise, control and prioritise a constantly changing workload.
• To become competent and operate X-ray inspection machine, investigate build and quality defects.
• Training will be provided where necessary.

Job Purpose:

• Follow written instructions and procedures when reworking or modifying PCB assemblies.
• Undertake inspection, analysis, rework or modification of assembled SMD and PTH PCB’s for NPI build, customer returns and modifications using inspection equipment, and Nikon X-ray.
• Support and feedback NPI build, work detail and assembly notes to improve quality and output.
• Competent working with a range of hand tools, specialised inspection and rework equipment.
• Willingness to undertake other work as assigned when requested.
• A flexible attitude towards working hours, a competent, keen personality and willingness to learn and work in a team

If you have the skills and experience listed above please send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed).

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