A Copper Plating Operator is responsible for the operation, quality checks, and maintenance of manufacturing’s high-volume automated copper plating lines. The copper plating lines consist of an automatic hoist, a series of chemical baths, and a computer control system that stores recipes for individual customer parts. An operator’s primary responsibilities include loading and unloading production panels from the line, conducting in process inspections to ensure the quality of the product, performing maintenance tasks to ensures the equipment is in proper working order, and working with engineers to make improvements.

Estimated Earnings: $30,657 – $42,570

ENiG Finish Operators are responsible for the operation, quality checks, and maintenance of our manufacturing department’s Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold surface finish line. The ENiG line consists of an automatic hoist, a series of chemical baths, and a PLC-based control system. An operator’s primary responsibilities include loading and unloading production panels, conducting in process inspections of product, monitor the health of the baths, adding chemistry as necessary, performing maintenance tasks, and working with technicians and engineers to solve problems and continuously make improvements.

Estimated Earnings: $30,657 – $42,570

Layup Operators are responsible for building up multilayer circuit boards and circuit board subassemblies by aligning and stacking copper foils, epoxy-fiberglass laminates, and circuit layers to form panels and press books. The layup room is a clean room with downdraft air handling to minimize dust and contains a layup station and conveyer system. Operators kit needed materials and carefully stack up and interlace materials in accordance with a plan provide on a work order. Careful attention to detail is required in this position to ensure that the correct materials are stacked up in the correct order. Operators in the job tend to work alone when laying up.

Estimated Earnings: $30,657 – $42,570

A Copper Plating Operator is responsible for the operation, quality checks, and maintenance of manufacturing’s high-volume automated copper plating lines. The copper plating lines consist of an automatic hoist, a series of chemical baths, and a computer control system that stores recipes for individual customer parts. An operator’s primary responsibilities include loading and unloading production panels from the line, conducting in process inspections to ensure the quality of the product, performing maintenance tasks to ensures the equipment is in proper working order, and working with engineers to make improvements.

Estimated Earnings: $30,657 – $42,570