PCBA INSPECTOR - IPC 610

Job Description Job Description

PCBA INSPECTOR

Location: Brea, CA 92821

Work schedule: 1st shift

QUALIFICATIONS

• Minimum 2 years of final inspection experience in electronic components
• Ability to read blueprints, drawings, specifications and PCB gerbers.
• Skilled in electrically measuring resistors and capacitors.
• IPC Certification (identify if active, expired, or in the process)

Summary:

The Final Inspector will perform visual, electrical and dimensional inspection of printed circuit board assemblies; will be responsible for performing receiving inspections of outsourced processes and final assembly inspections while recording results and preparing various quality documents. Candidates must be able to work a minimum of 6 hours per day under a microscope.

Responsibilities:

• Read blueprints and/or engineering specifications to obtain information such as specified material, electrical, cosmetic requirements and workmanship instructions.
• Perform visual and dimensional inspections of printed circuit board assemblies to ensure workmanship which complies with the appropriate requirements from engineering drawings, process specifications, IPC-610 standards, J-STD-001 and customer specific criteria.
• Performs inspection on electrical or electronic components by using electrical meters or instruments to confirm adherence to electrical specifications.
• Performs inspection of conformal coating under both black and white light.
• Perform and record results of first article inspections of boards after Thru-Hole.
• Perform sub-assembly, box build, shipping, and receiving inspection as required.
• Assist in failure investigations, root cause analysis and corrective action activities and quality improvement projects.

Company Description

Exciting opportunity securing new business for electric motors, starter generators, and related technologies within our current and future aerospace and defense industries.

Company Description Exciting opportunity securing new business for electric motors, starter generators, and related technologies within our current and future aerospace and defense industries.