Assembler & quality control vs assembly technician

Differences between assembler & quality control and assembly technician duties and responsibilities

Assembler & quality control example responsibilities.

• Serve as an internal ISO auditor.
• Adhere to all ISO procedures and departmental for safety and hazardous material.
• Read and interpret blueprints and check critical dimensions by using measuring instruments including micrometers, calipers and indicators.
• Perform QC tests on products including HPLC, UV, and melting point.
• Follow schematic attach on the BOM and verify all parts are complete and ready to be assemble.
• Read and interpret drawings, schematics, BOM's and written work instructions require to complete assemblies.
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Assembly technician example responsibilities.

• Manage the flow of each pallet to ensure the group is able to produce the quality product.
• Perform in microscope SMT hand soldering to IPC standards and rework BTC components.
• Use proper electrical discharge PPE (personal protection equipment) in ESD zone properly to prevent unexpect incident or damage device.
• Perform electro-mechanical tasks using a wide range of electronic equipment.
• Install switches, gfi's.
• Rework (complex wiring) to CCA's according to ECO's.
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