Machine Operator - Largo, FL

Overview

Operate and maintain electronic assembly machines, handling setup, quality checks, and cross‑training.

Key Responsibilities

• machine setup
• smt operation
• defect identification
• pcb assembly
• material handling
• cleanliness

Tasks

-May assist with material handling function. -Identify defects of components on the boards. -May assist with Final Assembly, Test, Stockroom and Shipping functions as needed. -Cross train in all machines on the floor (SMT, Coat, Select Solder and Wave) -May set up and prepare workstations. -Work on some of the Board Assembly responsibilities as needed. -Cross train on PCB Assembly side of team. -Keep Manufacturing area clean of dust and debris. -Follow written instructions for assigned machine. -Identify the components of parts. -Keep machine running once machine is set up. -Follow drawings and BOM of the work orders. -Setting up the next scheduled job. -Set up and tear down one machine on the production floor. -Initially operate one machine on the floor (SMT, Coat, Select Solder and Wave)

Requirements

• surface mount
• documentation
• components
• precision soldering
• blueprints
• 1-year exp

What You Bring

-Knowledge of surface mount assembly and rework may be required. -Ability to read and interpret assembly process documentation. -Ability to identify electronic and mechanical components (i.e.: resistor color codes and mechanical hardware, etc.) -Precision soldering to the IPC-A-610C. -Ability to interpret assembly blueprints and drawings. -No formal education is required. One-year experience soldering and/or electromechanical assembly of PC boards including the following skills is required.

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About Hubbell Incorporated

-Products span from high-voltage grid components to connectors, lighting fixtures, wiring devices, and data-center infrastructure. -It serves markets ranging from utilities and renewables to commercial construction, healthcare, OEMs, telecom, and residential. -Notable projects include equipping smart grids, powering hospitals, wiring data centers, and supporting wind and solar farms. -It traces its roots through a century of innovation, adding major acquisitions like Ohio Brass, Burndy, Aclara to its legacy. -An unusual fact: its founder’s 1900s patent for a paper-roll cutter shaped its early success and led to today’s broad industrial reach. -Headquartered in Shelton, CT, it maintains a storied heritage in electrification.

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