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Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

OSI Systems, Inc.
Redhill
1 week ago
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Overview

Rapiscan Systems is an industry leader in detection technology, providing cargo and vehicle inspection systems and services for ports, borders, military, high-threat facilities, and checkpoints to help customers combat terrorism, drug smuggling, illegal immigration, and trade fraud. We offer a broad array of scanning system configurations that leverage low-, medium-, and high-energy X-ray technology—or multiple X-ray technologies—to address each customer’s unique security application requirements. Our commitment to excellence in imaging performance, innovative design, and uncompromising quality ensures our solutions consistently deliver best-in-class imaging, high reliability, and operator satisfaction, to help customers find threats and contraband with ease and confidence

Role Overview

The Electro-Mechanical Technician plays a key role in the assembly and integration of complex x-ray machines –e.g. mechanical fitting, cabling and integration of PCBs, servers, cooling systems, HV power supplies, etc.

Responsibilities
  • Building of x-ray scanner machines from engineering drawings, diagrams and std work instructions
  • Undertake repair and rework of mechanical assemblies
  • Be able to interpret Electrical Wire schematics and undertake fault finding and rectification
  • Responsible for quality of build in all areas including documentation, including self-checking and buddy checks
  • Maintain throughput targets
  • Assist in other areas of manufacturing as required
  • Ensure familiarity with stores and stock control and assist when directed
  • Support the development of Lean principles within the work area, suggest improvements.
  • Undertake prototype assembly and assist with Manufacturing Engineering on Project work.
  • Strict adherence to Safe work practices
  • Support the improvement of the facility, including implementation of Lean Manufacturing, 5S, BPD and Continuous Improvements.
Qualifications
  • Experience of assembling complex electro-mechanical products
  • Ability to work quickly and accurately with minimal supervision.
  • Adaptability combined with good communication skills
  • Ability to work on own initiative following company procedures
  • Ability to perform basic testing and problem solving
  • Ability to work accurately to procedures to produce work of consistent high quality
  • Able to integrate well into an established team supporting and assisting colleagues when required
  • GCSE level maths and English
  • Good mechanical and workshop skills
  • A good general technical and electro-mechanical mind-set –e.g. understanding of electrical and mechanical documentation, drawings and specifications
  • Understanding of electrical and mechanical safety standards.
  • Experience of Lean Manufacturing, 5S, BPD and Continuous Improvement.
  • Initially Monday to Thursday 08:00-16:00 Friday 08:00-15:30 but may develop into a shift role in the future should the business require it. This would attract a shift premium.


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