Assembly Tech Level II

Overview

In the midst of a materials revolution, innovation is advancing at an unprecedented pace. Over the next decade the rapid advancement in materials will have a massive impact.

 

TA Instruments and Waters are working together to advance this. Supporting a wide array of markets and measurements to meet the most demanding applications. 

 

Our instrumentation, unparalleled in performance, precision, and versatility, can help you move forward fast to become a key player in the development of these new materials.

No matter the market, no matter the material, no matter the application, Waters Material Sciences will be there creating tomorrow with the tools of today.

 

 

Interested in joining our Manufacturing team?

 

At Waters Materials Sciences (formerly Waters TA Instruments), the Manufacturing Technician position offers a challenging opportunity to enhance electronic and mechanical skills while working as part of a team to achieve goals and objectives. 

Responsibilities

• Assembles a variety of mechanical, electronic, and electro-mechanical instruments and sub-assemblies
• Tests sub-assemblies and instruments as per established procedures
• Assembles a wide variety of kits and accessory items
• Troubleshoots and repairs sub-assemblies and instruments
• Follows all procedures and processes
• Participates in Lean process improvement programs

Qualifications

• Must be able to read blueprints, follow written procedures and drawings, and verbal instructions
• Ability to use hand tools (i.e. screwdrivers, wrenches), power tools (i.e. nut driver), and electronic test devices to assemble and conduct preliminary tests on small assemblies
• Must be able to work  interdependently in team settings to accomplish goals
• The individual must be able to handle multiple assignments, draw from past experiences, skills, and knowledge to assemble and resolve problems
• A general knowledge of PC/Computers is a requirement
• Must have a High School Diploma or GED equivalent.