Job Title: Exhaust Assembler B

Job ID: 15968

Job Location: Tempe, AZ

Job Schedule: 1A CWW

Job Description:

The Exhaust Processor's primary function is to operate and oversee tube process stations and associated vacuum and electronic equipment to manufacture intensifier tube components. The Exhaust Processor uses hand tools to remove numerous stainless-steel bolts to access and remove finished product from the vacuum and electronic equipment. The Exhaust Processor will unload and reload the systems without damaging the fragile tubes or the equipment. This position will be responsible for performing various routine preventative maintenance and troubleshooting activities. This position has considerable physical demands. The incumbent will adhere to procedures and work instructions to perform the exhaust process on components to achieve quality and yield goals set by the Exhaust department.

Essential Functions:

• Produce a quality product that meets the customer specifications and maintain sufficient inventory to satisfy L3’s internal and external customers
• Interprets data from Analytical/ Diagnostics equipment to make sound decisions based on relevant facts 
• Knowledge of all safety (mechanical, chemical, electrical) procedures applicable to the job
• Utilize a variety of hand tools and follows written process procedures for intensifier image tube processing
• Monitor data from various meters and sensing devices that measure vacuum, temperature, and torque
• Maintain accurate record entry through use of onsite Quality Tracking System (QTS)
• Define complex equipment issues and quality levels while informing engineering of any process, component, etc. that deviate from normal processing
• Adhere to best vacuum and clean room practices
• Perform other duties as required

Qualifications:

• Requires developing job knowledge/skills.
• Requires a High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Successful candidate will be required to obtain a security clearance in 6 months from hire date.

Preferred Additional Skills:

• Related manufacturing work experience; 1-3 years preferred
• Proficient use of hand tools and testing equipment, including but not limited to: torque wrenches, general electronic equipment, meters, and power drivers
• Must be able to wear clean room attire and work in a clean room
• Demonstrate speed and accuracy in accomplishing trained tasks
• Must have strong problem solving and analytical skills
• Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office)
• Ability to become familiar with SPC (Statistical Process Control)
• Must be able to work alone and with others in a team environment